A Treatise on AI Fluency

The difference between someone who uses AI well and someone who gets frustrated isn't technical. It's fluency.

This Treatise in five books defines what it means, in 2026, to be fluent in the use of artificial intelligence. It's not knowing how to prompt a model: it's understanding the competencies of the operator, the properties of the model, the skills of agents, the regime of subagents, and the professional application of all of that in your real work.

📚 THE FIVE BOOKS

Book I — Framework and notions of fluency

Book II — Technical foundations without jargon: context, instructions, control

Book III — Agent skills

Book IV — The regime of subagents and internal delegation

Book V — Application to actual professional practice

🎯 WHO IT'S FOR

The professional from any discipline who wants to move from disorderly enthusiasm to reflective mastery.

✨ THE METHOD

Built on sustained practice with generative systems and on the public reference literature. Doctrinal intent: not "100 great prompts" — it's the theory that lets you craft your own.

📖 FORMAT

Downloadable PDF, 83 pages, Study Edition MMXXVI.

🚀 COMPANION EDITIONS

Also available on Amazon Kindle, paperback and hardcover.

✍️ AUTHOR

Nicolás Di Pietro.