Practical AI education and consulting
Your expertise.
Amplified by AI.
Learn to put AI to work on what matters to you, with clear direction and your judgment in the loop. Build prompting skills and a memory system you own, so the knowledge you put into working with AI stays in your hands.
The work that matters
Bring something you want to move forward.
You know your clients, your goals, and what good work looks like. That experience can help you get more useful work from AI, whether you're developing an idea, making sense of research, planning a workshop, or creating a draft.
We begin with something relevant to you. A task, a project, or a question gives the learning a purpose and a manageable place to start.
The approach
Clear explanations. Practical application.
You don't need to understand everything about AI to begin putting it to work in your life right now. We focus on the ideas that help with the work in front of you, explain them simply, and apply them together.
We can look at the screen, try a direction, and examine what comes back. You'll see the choices behind the result and have room to ask questions. The learning connects to something you want to accomplish.
The approach brings together three useful skills: communicating what you need, directing a larger piece of work, and judging whether the result is useful. We also explore how relevant context helps AI work with your knowledge and standards. Your prompting and memory files can live in a folder on your computer, usable through the access a compatible AI tool supports.
A consulting session gives us a focused place to work on what matters to you now. You might want a clearer way to brief AI, help with a project, or a better understanding of where it could contribute. The starting point is your experience and the work you bring.
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Common questions
A place to begin.
Do I need to know how to code?
We can begin with tools and tasks suited to your experience. Much of the work is learning to communicate what you need and evaluate what comes back. Some setups involve technical steps, depending on what you want to do.
Is this useful if I already work with AI?
You might want to improve the way you brief it, take on a more complex project, or work through a question about your current setup. We start with how you're using AI and what you'd like to improve.
What should I bring?
A task, a project, or a question about using AI. You don't need a polished brief or a complete plan.