How would your business grow with 50% more capacity?
Your people may already use ChatGPT or Claude. But your business still depends on them to gather context, remember exceptions, rebuild familiar work, chase handoffs, and make sure nothing falls through the cracks.
AI Cookbook turns the way your business already works into Workflow Recipes: repeatable, human-controlled workflows that use your knowledge, standards, systems, and judgment to move important work forward.
We will look at the repeat work weighing on your team and find where AI could give your business meaningful capacity back.
Less repeat work holding your business back.
A shared Business Brain, not another AI chat.
Human review and visible control where it matters.
A chat tool can help a staff member. It cannot run your business's work.
ChatGPT and Claude can help your team write, think, research, summarize, and get a first draft moving faster.
But they do not know which standard applies, where the right information lives, what needs approval, what changes when an exception appears, or where the finished work goes next.
Familiar work keeps getting rebuilt.
The same client context, documents, decisions, and formatting are pulled together every time the work comes around.
Your best people are still the glue.
The way your business gets important work right lives with the people everyone messages when something gets complicated.
More work lands on the same capable people.
More customers, projects, and volume create more process overhead before they create more room to grow.
Your business does not have an AI adoption problem. It has a repeat-work problem.
Your business does not need more prompts. It needs Workflow Recipes.
A Workflow Recipe is a repeatable workflow that combines the right information, your business's operating rules, connected systems, and human review to produce a meaningful business result.
A well-chosen Recipe does not ask your team to work harder with AI. It takes repeat work off their plate so they can focus on where your business needs them most.
The right inputs
Client contacts, preferences, unique requests, template documents, existing or proprietary data, and the systems your business already uses.
Your proven way of working
The standards, templates, SOPs, rules, decisions, and steps your team has built over years to produce great work.
A useful result
A prepared next step, reviewed draft, completed update, usable report, or action ready for the right person.
The people who exercise judgment, relationships, authority, or risk control stay involved at the right points. That is the secret ingredient in every successful Recipe.
Your Business Brain already exists, but it is fragmented.
Right now your business is spread across your people, spreadsheets, databases, inboxes, old documents, templates, and the systems your team moves between every day. AI Cookbook gathers the useful parts into one Business Brain, in four quadrants, that your Workflow Recipes and your team's AI tools can use.
What your business knows
Points of truth: pricing, customers, suppliers, standards, past examples, and the facts a good decision depends on.
How your business works
Processes, templates, proprietary methods, quality checks, and the steps your capable people follow to do the work well.
How your business decides
Thresholds, trade-offs, what you would never do, and when something needs a human. The quadrant everyone omits, and the one that matters most.
What your systems can do
Your CRM, email, calendars, databases, files, and tool stack, connected so a Recipe can read and act where the work is done, with permission.
Two questions sort anything into its quadrant. Is it about what is true, or how you operate? Does the business know it, or do it?
People stay in control. Every entry is reviewed before it is committed, and the heat map shows which areas are covered and which are still thin.
Not a database. Not a platform you're locked into.
A Business Brain is your operating knowledge written down in plain language. It is an asset, and it belongs to you, not to us.
- Plain markdown files. Every entry is readable without AI Cookbook, and you can download the whole brain at any time.
- Versioned and reviewed. Every change is a new version with who made it and why, and nothing reaches the brain without a person approving it.
- Permissions you control. Decide who, and which AI tools, can read or change each part of the brain. Access narrows instantly when you change it.
- Visible. See every question asked of the brain, every Recipe run, and what it cost.
- Portable. If you leave, you take your brain with you and can serve it to your own AI tools.
More room for your people to do the work only people can do.
Not every task should be automated. The goal is to take repeat effort off your team's plate so they can apply their judgment, skills, relationships, and expertise where they create the most value.
Turn campaign data into a client-ready report.
At the end of a campaign, the Recipe pulls analytics, subscriber results, search performance, and ad-platform data into one report. A person reviews the story, adds judgment, and sends it to the client without hours of tab-hopping.
See what you have, and what demand is telling you.
The Recipe brings together orders, stock, sales, and demand signals from disconnected sources into one current view. Your team sees what is moving and what needs attention without stitching spreadsheets together.
Start every new client with a prepared next step.
When a deal closes, the Recipe creates the right folders, prepares the intake brief, and drafts the welcome email. Your team checks the details and approves before anything goes out.
Start with the work that matters.
You do not need to arrive with a perfect AI plan. Plujo, the team behind AI Cookbook, starts with the work your team already carries and finds where a better system would create real capacity. Every organization on AI Cookbook today is set up with Plujo.
Find the work worth examining.
In a free one-hour conversation we look for work that repeats, waits, comes back for rework, or leans too hard on a few capable people.
Build the foundation and put Recipes live.
A fixed-scope sprint of two to three weeks: the workflow audit, your foundational Business Brain on AI Cookbook, the first Recipes in use, and your team trained.
Train the brain month over month.
A brain is not installed, it is grown. The heat map shows which areas are covered and which are thin, and each month the brain and its Recipes get more capable.
A focused first conversation to find the first Workflow Recipe worth building.
Get practical guidance now. Be first in line when self-serve opens.
Self-serve AI Cookbook is coming. It will guide your business through building a Business Brain, connecting the right ingredients, and crafting useful Workflow Recipes without starting from a blank screen. Until then, organizations are set up with Plujo.
The AI Workflow Opportunity Guide helps you find the repeat work worth improving before you choose a tool or start a project.
Get the guide and join early access
One useful starting point now, plus first access to self-serve AI Cookbook later.
Start small. Keep control. Build on what already works.
We already use ChatGPT and Claude. Is this different?
Yes, and it works with them. Those tools help individual people with individual tasks. AI Cookbook gives your business one Business Brain that ChatGPT, Claude, and your Workflow Recipes can all draw on, with the permissions and review you set.
Does this mean replacing people?
No. The goal is to take repeat work off your team's plate so they can spend more time on customers, quality, relationships, decisions, and growth.
Do we need perfectly documented processes before we start?
No. Discovery and the sprint make the working knowledge your business already relies on visible and useful. Most of it has never been written down, and that is normal.
Can we start small?
Yes. The best first Workflow Recipe is usually one specific, valuable piece of repeat work with clear inputs, a trusted method, and a useful outcome.
Are we locked in?
No. Your brain is plain markdown you can download at any time. If you leave, you keep it and can serve it to your own AI tools.
What does this cost?
Discovery is free. If there is a real opportunity, the sprint is fixed-scope and priced before it starts. Running costs depend on your real volume, so we measure them after the first sprint rather than guess.
Your business does not need another AI experiment.
Start with the repeat work your team carries today. Plujo will help you see where your business can return capacity to people, keep control of the decisions that matter, and make more room for growth.
- Surface the repeat work consuming capable time.
- Find where a Workflow Recipe could return capacity.
- Decide whether a sprint is worth doing.
A focused first conversation. Clear next steps. No obligation to build.