6.2 of 34.5 working hours
Protect 3.5 hours for the donor decision package and prove a reviewed recommendation exists by Friday.
Bring the full Impact Hackers loop into the AI and tools you already use—from naming what matters to diagnosing the week, designing the next proof, and closing the loop with an Impact Receipt. One portable Impact Brief keeps the context intact.
6.2 of 34.5 working hours
Protect 3.5 hours for the donor decision package and prove a reviewed recommendation exists by Friday.
Generic AI can summarize a busy week. Impact Hackers gives it a harder operating question: what does the mission need now, and what evidence would prove progress?
The diagnostic reveals the leverage point. The rest of the loop turns that insight into an experiment, an adjustment, and a Friday decision.
“You attended 14 meetings and completed 23 tasks.”
“Six hours changed the outcome. Here is the next proof worth protecting.”
Your AI coordinates the connections. Impact Hackers contributes the mission logic—not another place to rebuild your calendar, tasks, or workflow.
The Impact Brief is the living, customer-owned record of the loop. Your AI and a human Impact Hackers coach can work from the same version—with access you control—instead of creating competing interpretations.
The founding release stays intentionally narrow. You set the outcome, approve one calendar week, and confirm only the evidence that can change the decision.
Name the mission, one outcome, and the evidence that would prove meaningful progress.
Bring in one calendar week through the connection you already trust your AI to use.
Confirm only the evidence that changes the conclusion, then find the smallest credible move.
Protect the experiment, reset honestly if reality shifts, and record what Friday proves.
We are not promising every AI, calendar, and work tool on day one. The pilot determines the first combination worth supporting.
One outcome, one calendar week or manual summary, targeted confirmation, one Proof Week, and one Impact Receipt.
Four lifecycle tools, one chosen AI host and calendar combination, Midweek Reset, and a portable Impact Brief.
Saved patterns, a second host, more work sources, and team use only when each addition improves a real decision.
Each experience answers a different moment in the same loop. Your mission, current outcome, and customer-approved history can travel with you instead of resetting in every conversation.
Define what the mission needs now and what evidence would count.
See what advanced the outcome, what enabled it, and what crowded it out.
Turn the highest-leverage insight into one bounded weekly experiment.
Respond to reality without abandoning the outcome or pretending the plan was perfect.
Capture the evidence, the lesson, and the next decision while the week is still fresh.
MAR explains the baseline. The result that matters is a completed Impact Receipt with customer-confirmed evidence of progress—or a useful invalidation that improves the next decision.
Your mission is competing for scraps of the week. The opportunity is not to work more—it is to protect the work that creates evidence.
7 coordination blocks replaced two open focus windows.
6.2 hours directly changed the donor renewal outcome.
3 events could shift MAR by up to four percentage points.
A reviewed recommendation exists, and the next action has an owner.
In summary-first mode, your AI can send categories, durations, confidence, the Outcome Contract, and short sanitized summaries—not full descriptions, attendee lists, message bodies, or connector credentials.
The MCP and human offer use the same method and the same Impact Brief. Pricing for the new experiences will follow pilot evidence, not precede it.
Name the gap manually and see whether the method fits.
Help validate one complete AI-to-evidence experience.
Human support uses the same Impact Brief—no context restart.
Only after the pilot proves completed loops create repeat value.
The founding pilot will make the operating loop, permissions, and uncertainty visible—not bury them behind a magic score.
No. The diagnostic is the entry point. One Impact Hackers connection is designed to support an Outcome Contract, Impact Diagnostic, Proof Week, Midweek Reset, Impact Receipt, and—later—cross-week pattern recognition.
No. Impact Hackers is being designed as one MCP connection for compatible AI tools. Your AI coordinates the Impact Hackers method with the calendar and work tools you choose to connect.
The recommended privacy mode sends categories, durations, confidence, and short summaries—not full descriptions, attendee lists, or message contents. You choose what sources can be used and whether anything is saved.
No. Mission Advancement Ratio is a directional baseline: the share of included working time that directly changed your chosen priority outcome. It is not a grade, performance rating, or measure of effort.
No. The diagnostic proposes a proof-week plan. Your AI should only pass approved blocks to a calendar tool after you confirm the plan.
The report shows source coverage and uncertainty. You can add manual context, correct classifications, or complete a structured interview without connecting another tool.
We are shaping the founding pilot now. The first version will test one complete loop: one outcome, one calendar week, one Proof Week experiment, and one Impact Receipt.
Help shape one Impact Hackers connection for leaders who want to move from mission to evidence, one honest week at a time.