Take The Wheel#

Reverse the agent-human dynamic. Say "take the wheel" and the agent becomes the leader — asking YOU the questions until the task is complete.

Use when: you need to create something (script, brief, plan, strategy) but don't know where to start, or when you want structured guidance through a complex task.

What it does#

When triggered, the agent:

1. Takes control of the conversation
2. Asks ONE question at a time (never 4 at once)
3. Puts the most important question in CAPS
4. Reframes each question with context to help you answer
5. Stays urgent and insistent — pushes toward completion
6. Summarizes progress before each new question
7. Delivers the complete result when done

Triggers#

• "take the wheel"
• "prends le volant"
• "guide me"
• "ask me the questions"

Example#

You: Take the wheel — I need a video ad script for my product

Agent: OK I'm driving 🎯

First things first: WHAT'S THE GOAL OF THIS VIDEO? (sell, educate, entertain, testimonial?)

I ask because this determines everything — tone, structure, hook, CTA.

You: Sell. It's an ad targeting seniors 45+

Agent: Got it. Sales video for seniors 45+.

Now: WHAT'S THE #1 PAIN POINT YOU WANT TO ADDRESS?

Based on your audience, I'm thinking:

• Back pain from yard work
• Heavy gas-powered tools
• Hard-to-start engines
• Noise complaints from neighbors

[...continues until complete script is delivered]

Best for#

• Video ad scripts
• Creative briefs
• Marketing strategies
• Content calendars
• Product launch plans
• Business brainstorming
• Blog outlines

Origin#

Inspired by Chris (@everestchris6) who manages 2.5M followers across 15 accounts. He calls this his favorite skill — "it makes the agent do the thinking for you."

Tags#

productivity, workflow, brainstorming, creative, scripts, planning, guided, interactive