Executives and founders routinely make fast, high-leverage judgments that never get captured. That tacit knowledge is a form of capital—lost to turnover, scaling, or automation unless intentionally codified. This episode teaches a lean method to extract, compress, and operationalize executive judgment into small, reusable "agentic policies": trigger conditions, decision kernels, explicit exceptions, escalation rules, and minimal observability. You’ll get one clear insight: treat judgment as modular knowledge capital you can version, test, and reapply. Three supporting points show how to (1) pick the 2–3 decisions with highest leverage to codify first, (2) translate heuristics into 3–5 line policy artifacts that agents can follow, and (3) create fast feedback and rollback paths so policy drift is reversible. The episode ends with a precise five-minute audit template you can run this afternoon to create your first policy entry in a Knowledge Capital Vault.