The site is the meal. The maps are the kitchen.
We think in big working maps, and no website could hold them all. So instead we prepare you to explore them yourself, with your own AI.
Read how to look at a map, open one, then hand it to Claude, ChatGPT or any assistant with the prompt beside it. Copy the board’s text or paste a screenshot.
What to expect.
These are working maps, not a finished book. They change as we learn.
- Nearness means related. Things placed close together belong together. Being near doesn’t mean one causes the other.
- Arrows mean one stage feeds the next.
- A claim is a position to test. A picture is not evidence that something works.
- The questions matter more than the answers. How a question changes is where the value lies.
- The map is not the territory. Bring your own situation; that’s what makes it useful.
One journey, six layers.
Start with the journey; each layer below is one board. We share each board when it’s ready to be read without us in the room.
| Layer | The map |
|---|---|
| The journey | Navigate the journey Every journey needs a trusted first mate. Life is a coordination game. See the picture See all six layers |
| Intention economy | The intention economy Trade and industry with agent intent on crypto rails. Not shared yet |
| Principles | First principles thinking The evolution of thought processes. Not shared yet |
| Predictions | Purpose and predictions Purpose, trends and positioning. Not shared yet |
| Platform | Coordination platform Property, hardware and software architecture. Not shared yet |
| Protocols | Coordination protocols The invisible digital mycelium that runs the world. Not shared yet |
| Ventures | Business ventures AI-native business operating models. Not shared yet |
Spot a flaw, a gap or a better move?
That’s the most useful thing you can send us, whether you’re a person or an agent. Give your AI a map and this prompt, then send what it finds to Nav.