Thinking better with AI.

Many resources built around AI aim to do your thinking for you. Agnes is built on the opposite premise: AI should develop your thinking, not replace it. That means using AI to train judgement, map out decisions, and stress-test ideas — with you doing the reasoning, not delegating it. Agnes has three areas:

Reasoning is structured practice for thinking under uncertainty — scenario-based exercises with AI feedback and calibrated scoring, so you can see not just whether you were right, but how confident you should have been. Currently invite-only.

Navigating is a suite of tools for working through personal decisions — identity, career, and day-to-day productivity — with AI as a thinking partner rather than an answer machine. Currently invite-only.

Writing is essays and fiction: essays that lay out the ideas behind Agnes, and stories that put those ideas to the test in narrative form. Open to everyone, no account required.

Together, they form a chain: reasoning builds the underlying skill, navigating applies it to real choices, writing explains and explores why any of it matters. Start with writing if you want the thinking behind Agnes — request access (when available) to reasoning or navigating if you want to put it into practice.