# Which of the goods fits you? Five questions

One minute, no account. The answers point to one of the six goods at https://sevenskyconsulting.com/products/, with its free sample and its price. A first guess that the site counts and tunes; nothing about you is stored.

## The questions

1. What are you working with right now?
   - A website that people and AI assistants visit
   - Data or a report that nobody reads yet
   - An AI assistant I want to be able to trust
   - A place: a county, a market, a move
2. What do you want from it?
   - Machines to read it right: search, assistants, crawlers
   - A number I can quote, with its source
   - To know when it is wrong
   - A story other people will pass on
3. How do you work with AI tools?
   - Daily; I give them rules
   - Sometimes; I check their answers
   - I run or own the thing they read
   - Rarely; I want the result, not the tool
4. How much time do you have for this?
   - Ten minutes, today
   - An afternoon
   - A little each month
   - None; I would rather hand it off
5. What would you pay for the right thing?
   - Nothing yet; the free sample first
   - Under fifty dollars, once
   - A small amount each month
   - A few hundred, for a result

## The six groups (rules v1, at https://sevenskyconsulting.com/fit/rules.json)

- A site that machines read right: Your site is visited by people and by AI assistants. The fix pack writes the files that tell the assistants what is there, from your own home page. (https://sevenskyconsulting.com/products/)
- Numbers to quote, with their sources: You want a figure you can put in a slide or a memo without a footnote that says trust me. The monthly brief counts eight of them at their source, with the script. (https://sevenskyconsulting.com/products/#federal-ai-count-monthly)
- Test it before you trust it: You use an assistant that answers from documents and want to know when it is wrong before anyone else does. Six lessons, notebooks that run offline. (https://sevenskyconsulting.com/products/)
- One county, one page: You need the housing numbers for one place: values, rents, income, permits, vacancy, each with its year and its source. (https://sevenskyconsulting.com/products/)
- A story from your data: You have data or a report that nobody reads yet. The data story kit turns it into a picture, a film and the words, built the way the samples were. (https://sevenskyconsulting.com/products/)
- An assistant that works your way: You give AI tools rules every day. The skill pack is thirty of them, each with its reason and a test, ready to install. (https://sevenskyconsulting.com/products/)

## How it picks, and what is kept

Each answer adds points to one or two groups; the group with the most points is the pick, and a tie goes to the group named first. Recorded when you finish: the five answers as numbers, the group, the pick, and later which product page you open from there. Nothing about you: no cookie, no account, no name, no internet address. The counts are public at https://sevenskyconsulting.com/api/fit (GET says how it works and this month's counts; POST records). When a group's pick is opened less often than another product, the next version of the rules changes that group's product. This is a guess about what you might want, not a measurement of you.

The page for people: https://sevenskyconsulting.com/fit/