Guides — free, and meant to be found
Every product starts here: a real, useful walkthrough that earns its place in search long before it sells. Read them free; reach for a pack when you want the whole system.
How to Use AI for Your IEP Meeting — Safely
The three-word answer is: honesty, verification, and a paper trail. The five-step version — profile, generate, verify, review, send — keeps your child's most sensitive record out of the cloud and your credibility intact in the room.
Read the guide →Own Your Agent — a personal AI that lives on hardware you control
For the tinkerer who wants an AI that remembers, survives a power cut, and never sends a prompt to a stranger's server. The safe path from old PC to a working agent — coming to this studio.
In preparation. Design and market research done.
The Store — the packs
The guides are the door in. The packs are the full system — prompts, templates, and the verification workflow, ready to use tonight.
The IEP Prompt Pack
Parent profile builder, letter engine, meeting-prep workflow, paper trail, and the full verification discipline — as ready-to-use AI prompts and templates. About 21 pages (PDF) plus the individual files, yours to keep.
One-time download. Works with any AI tool. Money-back guarantee.
Get the IEP Prompt Pack →Own Your Agent — build path
Two guides, one path, and a prompt pack written for your coding agent — the dream, the machine, the body, the mind, the guardrails, and the part where it stays alive while you sleep. The one-time packet for buyers who want to do it themselves.
Waitlist open. Founding price will be set at launch.
Built to compound
Every guide and packet is written once and keeps working while you're not — search finds it, the store stays open, and nothing expires. New tools earn a card on this page as they're developed. This is the front door of a growing studio, not a one-off.
About Filed & Sent Studio
The idea is simple: the hardest part of anything is rarely the doing — it's walking in having already thought it through. Filed & Sent makes the preparation tools that let you do that: the prompts, the templates, and the discipline that keeps them honest.
The house rules: text-first, no noise, no stock-photo faces pretending to be you. Sell the work, never the hype. And when a tool is about something legally weighty — like a special-education meeting — the first thing in the room is a clear line: this is preparation, not representation; verify anything you send.