The Intelligence Split: Manager Toolkit

Use AI to work faster. Challenge your thinking. Keep the judgement that matters.

The Intelligence Split: Manager Toolkit is a practical collection of ready-to-use worksheets, decision tools and AI prompts for managers, leaders and professionals who want to get more value from AI without outsourcing their judgement to it.

Built around the Intelligence Split framework, the toolkit gives you a simple operating model for deciding what to:

AUGMENT — use AI to accelerate routine thinking and get more done.

INTERROGATE — use AI to challenge assumptions, expose blind spots and strengthen decisions.

MAINTAIN JUDGEMENT — recognise where context, accountability and human judgement must remain with you.

WHAT’S INSIDE

• Intelligence Split Canvas

• SAFE AI Checklist

• COAST Prompt Builder

• 15-Minute Meeting Brief

• Executive Reading Brief

• Decision Challenger

• Pre-Mortem Tool

• Weekly Manager Priority Review

• 30-Day Intelligence Split Plan

• 36 ready-to-use manager prompts

• Intelligence Split Self-Assessment

• One-Page Quick Reference

USE THE TOOLKIT TO

• Prepare faster for meetings and important conversations

• Turn complex or lengthy information into decision-ready briefs

• Challenge assumptions before making important decisions

• Write better AI prompts and improve the quality of AI outputs

• Surface risks, weaknesses and blind spots earlier

• Prioritise more effectively

• Build AI into your working day without becoming dependent on it

WHO IS IT FOR?

Managers, team leaders, executives and professionals who want a practical, structured approach to using AI at work — without needing to become AI experts.

This is not another guide explaining what AI can do. It is a working toolkit designed to be used repeatedly in real management situations.

FORMAT

Instant digital PDF download.

LICENCE

For individual use. Your purchase is for your personal professional use and should not be redistributed, resold or shared as a commercial product.

AI should strengthen your thinking — not replace it.

Augment. Interrogate. Maintain judgement.

Published by Fidipson Press.