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The AI Drop is a free weekly newsletter for product managers and solo builders. Every issue delivers one ready-to-use AI asset — a prompt pack, an agent recipe, or a workflow you can apply in minutes. No news roundups. No fluff. Just something you can open and use.

Free forever. One email a week. Unsubscribe anytime.

What's inside a drop

  1. 1Open it.
  2. 2Use it.
  3. 3Repeat next week.

Prompt Packs

Battle-tested prompts for real PM and builder work — specs, research synthesis, roadmap tradeoffs, launch copy.

Agent & Workflow Recipes

Copy-paste automations for Claude, Make, and n8n. Wire them up once, let them run all quarter.

Build Specs

Ready-to-run specs for tools like Lovable. Describe the app, ship it the same day.

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The Vault

Coming soon

The full searchable archive of every drop, plus one premium asset a week — the bigger builds that don't fit in an email.

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  • Every past drop, searchable by tool and job
  • One premium asset each week
  • Early access to new build specs

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Built by Ken D'Amato

Product manager and AI builder. By day he ships AI products for the construction industry (PlexifyAI). By night he experiments in public (KennyDeeAI). OpenMe123 is where the reusable stuff lands.

This whole business — including this website — was designed and built with Claude as an experiment in near-autonomous solo business. Watch how on YouTube (coming soon).

Questions

Is it really free?
Yes. The weekly drop is free forever. The Vault, when it opens, is the paid part — and it's optional.
How is this different from AI news newsletters?
Those send you headlines. This sends you assets. Nothing about funding rounds or model launches — just a thing you can paste in and run today.
Is the content AI-generated?
Drafted with AI, then reviewed and approved by a human before every send. That's the point of the experiment: AI does the volume, Ken does the judgment.
How much time does it take to use a drop?
Most take under 15 minutes. If something needs longer than that, we say so up front.