Your company already has AI. Is it working for you?
Most companies now pay for AI somewhere: a chat subscription here, a feature inside another product there. What's usually missing is the part that makes it dependable. That means a place it works from, the company's own context, rules for what it may and may not do, and a way for one person's good workflow to become everyone's. Without that, people paste in whatever is to hand and get answers nobody can check.
The three parts
Where things live
Your business systems stay the source of truth. Documents live where you already keep them. AI reaches both through connections. Nothing gets copied.
The harness
Your company's instructions, the skills for your recurring work, scripts for the exact parts, and the rules for what needs a person. It lives in a repository in your name.
Organized by how you work
One space for each part of the business, like estimating, the office or the field, set up for the people who work there.
The four rules
Context named
Every task works from your context and your documents, and the answer names the document it came from.
Scripts for exact parts
Arithmetic, rates and formats run as scripts: the same answer every time, at no AI cost per run. AI never decides money.
A person approves money
Anything that sends, deletes, pays or writes to a business system needs a person's approval.
Checked against past work
Each workflow is checked against work you've already done before anyone relies on it. A second person at your company can run it without me.
Three sizes
The Layer and custom builds feed each other: a good layer shows which build is worth it, and a build tends to lead to a layer.
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