An AI assistant that won’t make things up
AI Steve answers visitors from a fixed set of verified facts and can only take approved actions. That restraint is designed in, and it’s the same pattern I’d put inside your workflow.
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For teams with work that's slower than it should be
AI & software
Practical AI and small, focused tools — with people kept in control.
Most teams don't need an AI strategy deck. They need one slow, error-prone task fixed, and staff who trust the result. I find the workflow where AI or a simple tool genuinely pays, build a small controlled version you can test, and train your people to use it with judgement. I build with Claude and modern AI APIs, and I teach for a living, so adoption is part of the job.
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What I can do for you
Find where AI pays
A short review of your workflows to find the one or two tasks where AI saves real time, and the ones where it shouldn’t be trusted.
A controlled prototype
A small working tool for one task, with clear limits on what the AI can do, checks on its output, and a measure of whether it worked.
Focused web tools
Purpose-built tools for technical, training or operational jobs that generic software handles badly: calculators, configurators, internal tools.
Staff AI training
Capabilities, limits, checking and disclosure, taught by an educator, so your team uses AI like a power tool, not a slot machine.
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Evidence
AI that can only move the controls it’s given
In my design tool, an AI copilot sets a part’s dimensions from a plain-English brief through strict, validated parameters. It can’t do anything it hasn’t been explicitly allowed to.
Try the copilot →Staff who use it well
Microsoft Innovative Educator and L7 Teaching with Technology, with nineteen years of teaching behind them. Training built around what people can do afterwards.
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How we'd work together
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Free first call
30 minutes on the work that’s slowing you down. I’ll tell you honestly whether AI or software is the answer.
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Opportunity review
A fixed-scope look at your workflows, ending in a short report: what to try, what to avoid, and what it would take.
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Prototype build
One focused tool for one task, tested with real users, at a fixed price agreed up front.
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Training and ongoing support
Staff workshops, then support as the tool beds in, at a day rate.
Defined work gets a fixed quote before anything starts; ongoing support is by day rate. More on how I work.
Next step
Which part of your work feels slower or harder than it should?
Tell me the situation and what a good outcome looks like. I'll reply personally, usually within two working days, and tell you straight if I'm not the right fit.
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