With the receipts
Someone has tomake the AI land.
One-time kits, cost models and governance guides for the person who owns the rollout. Every claim is checked against the vendor's own pages before it ships, the misses are logged and dated with their fixes, and nothing here decides for you.
Everything here is for sale or free. Touch anything.
On the departments
A generic floor, not yours and not a measurement. Six objects along the front, and a box on every department. Pick any of them and the floor shows you what it is for.
- Tools
- more than one runs here
- Desk
- a person decides
- Data store
- where it lands
Bought by people at a financial institution, a global semiconductor company, and a US federal agency.
Free prompt library cited by Jared Spataro (Microsoft, AI at Work)On the shelf
M365 Copilot Deployment Kit
Roll Copilot out across a tenant without hiring a consultant.
- 28 field guides: Guide 00, the strategic operating model, plus 27 of the free ones in HTML and Markdown
- 90-day rollout roadmap and the governance and adoption checklist
- 10 paste-ready Copilot agent templates, and the ROI template for the budget conversation
1 of 4: M365 Copilot Deployment Kit
Start with the job
Check what you send
The free three-page sheet, then the $39 kit that makes checking a habit.
See the user kit→Roll out Copilot
The full deployment kit: rollout plan, governance, agents.
See what’s inside→Forecast the cost
The metered cost model and a 90-day plan. The free sample is on the page.
See the cost model→Secure the agents
The agent-security ladder: a free verification checklist, and the audit kit that turns it into evidence.
See the security kit→Kill the process first
The existence test and the evidence to retire what fails it. The free five-minute version is on the page.
See the process kit→Read before you buy
29 field guides, browser-readable and print-ready. No account, no email.
Read the guides→Deploying Copilot well is now a cost and governance problem, not just a licence.
Everything a deployment lead needs, without a six-month engagement.
The M365 Copilot Deployment Kit is the documents you would otherwise build from scratch: 28 field guides, a 90-day rollout roadmap, a governance checklist, 10 agent templates, and the ROI model for the budget meeting. Buy it once, own it, ship it that week.
See the Deployment Kit →- 28 field guides: Guide 00, the strategic operating model, plus 27 of the free ones in HTML and Markdown
- 90-day rollout roadmap
- 10 paste-ready Copilot agent templates
- Governance and adoption checklist
- ROI template for the budget conversation
“An amazing library of more than 300 Copilot prompts for business teams.”
Jared Spataro (Microsoft, AI at Work), citing the free repo, in his AI at Work newsletter, 25 February 2026. He said 300+; the repo holds 573 now.
That library is free on GitHub with nine siblings: 1,100+ stars, 573 prompts, 185 agents, 137 skills and nine desks. The skill library ships in two formats, Microsoft's and Mistral's, and a build step fails if the two sets of names stop matching.
awesome-microsoft-copilot-prompts · awesome-copilot-studio-agents · awesome-copilot-chat-agents · awesome-copilot-cowork-skills · awesome-copilot-agent-skills · awesome-mistral-vibe-skills · agent-desks and 3 more at github.com/kesslernity
Read by 600+ practitioners at Fortune 500s, global banks, healthcare systems, energy and semiconductor companies, and government agencies.
The writing.
Copilot licensing, cost models and adoption, written for the person who owns the rollout and the business case. Free to read, no account.
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- M365 Copilot Agent Cost and Pricing: 2026 Reference
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- Kesslernity vs PromptBase: Which Prompt Solution is Right for Your Team?
- The Prompt Training Myth: Why Your AI Adoption Strategy Is Backwards
- How to Build Your First Prompt Library (And Why Most Teams Should Just Buy One)
Teams that want structured practice on top of the tools: the Centaur Program, nine self-paced courses, two of them free, works with any AI. See the training.