A use-case that survives Tuesday.

Choose this when you already know the painful job. The product is an installed use-case — not a transcript of clever answers.

What you get

  • A scoped use-case tested against messy inputs and real constraints
  • Failure modes written down — how you catch a bad answer
  • Install in the actual workflow, with a named owner on your side
  • People who can run it next week without us in the room

Our rule

We run AI against a real cost of being wrong. What survives becomes a use-case we install — with failure modes attached.

If the team cannot say how they would catch a bad answer, we do not install it.

Diagnose → Test → Install → Teach → Leave

Clear start and end dates. Permission to say “this use-case is not real” and stop. We do not retain ourselves into your org chart.

Need the skill in the building instead? Start with workshops →

Name the workflow.

Ninety minutes with the person who actually does the job.