A book shouldn't stay on your shelf.
It should change what you do tomorrow. This is the part of PROTOKOL everything else exists to serve.
One book
You type any title — one of the suggestions PROTOKOL offers, or anything off your own shelf. There is no fixed library.
AI reads the principles
Not a summary. PROTOKOL pulls the operating principles out of the book — the parts that are supposed to change behaviour.
It adapts them to your profession
The same principle means something different to a real-estate agent and to a developer. PROTOKOL rewrites it for the job you told it you do.
It becomes your move
One concrete thing to do, small enough that you will actually do it.
Open tomorrow with a two-minute call list before you touch your inbox.
It lands in your day
The move takes a time slot on the Today tab, next to your routines, and gets ticked off like anything else.
The same principle, two different jobs
This is the whole argument for adapting rather than summarising. Take one idea from Atomic Habits — make the first step small enough that refusing feels silly.
Open tomorrow with a two-minute call list before you touch your inbox.
Start the day by opening the file you are avoiding and reading one function.
A summary would have given both of them the same sentence.
Any book. These 11 are just the shortcuts.
The Field tab suggests these while you type, but nothing is limited to them — every title is adapted by AI against your profession.
How to Win Friends & Influence People
Dale Carnegie
Atomic Habits
James Clear
The 10X Rule
Grant Cardone
Think and Grow Rich
Napoleon Hill
The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People
Stephen Covey
Rich Dad Poor Dad
Robert Kiyosaki
Deep Work
Cal Newport
The Power of Now
Eckhart Tolle
The One Thing
Gary Keller
The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck
Mark Manson
The 5 AM Club
Robin Sharma
Book titles and authors are named for identification only. PROTOKOL is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or licensed by any author or publisher, and it does not reproduce book text — it generates original guidance about applying widely known principles to your work.
What it costs
One book on Free, with its first 4 principles. The entire library, plus any title you type, on Pro and Elite.
Pick a book. Get a move.
The first one is free.