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The Consigliere

Everyone wants an assistant.

What you need is a Consigliere.

AI operates. You own the decision.

Written guides for the work you do: how to ask AI better questions, get more from it, and keep sensitive information out of it, with prompts to copy into the AI tool you already use.

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The problem

The system can operate. A person still owns the outcome.

Someone asks a system to draft, sort, search, and answer. The system does it. The work is not finished.

A person still has to say what was true, what was sent, what was recorded, and who answers when it is wrong. The system operated. The person owns the result. The distance between those two facts is the whole problem.

Tools have become fluent. Ownership has not moved with them. A finished-looking draft can leave a room while nobody in it can say who decided, what was checked, or what happens if the decision fails.

Most of what a person is handed at that moment is a warning. Be careful. Check it. Do not paste the confidential thing. A warning is not a method. It does not say what to write down, what to refuse, or how to tell a decision from a suggestion.

Owning an outcome is old work. It is a record, a scope, a name, and a refusal. The operating now happens in seconds. The owning still takes a person who knows the field, and who can point to what they decided after the fact.

What it is

A written library of profession-specific guidance.

It is AI strategy and governance advice for the work you do: how to get more from the AI tool you already use, and how to keep its use accountable.

Every document is written by a person. No live AI in the product, and no automated decisions.

It is not a chatbot. Nothing in it talks back, and nothing in it decides for you. You read a document written for the work in front of you, and you remain the one who acts.

How you use it

  1. Open the document written for your work. There are editions for specific jobs, industries and seats, from claims adjusters to general counsel. Each says what you can safely bring to AI, what must never go in, and why.
  2. Copy a prompt into the AI tool you already use. The prompts are built to make you think better, not to hand you a finished answer. The Consigliere has no AI of its own and never sees what you paste.
  3. Treat what comes back as a draft to question. The documents show you what to check before you rely on it. The decision stays with you.

What you get, and what you do not

You get documents to read in the app or download as PDFs, and four free worksheets anyone can use. You do not get an AI assistant, a chatbot, templates that write your work for you, or legal advice. If you are looking for a tool that answers for you, this is not it.

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Start here

Four tools. Three to fill in. One to keep.

These are the four records the method produces: an audit, a checklist, a personal standard you fill in, and a reference card for what to say when you are not ready. Three are forms you open, type into, and keep. One is a card you print or keep on screen. No account, nothing to join, nothing that expires.

The library

Over 100

documents.

Four kinds of document make up most of it, each written for a different question.

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ProtocolsA repeatable practice for a moment AI creates: an incident, a vendor decision, a board briefing.
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Profession EditionsOne profession, in depth: a claims adjuster, a teacher, in-house counsel.
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VerticalsA whole industry, and the lines that hold across it.
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Role BriefsOne seat in any organization: the CEO, the CISO, the individual contributor.
The Code

The argument, not a product.

The Code is the case underneath the work: language, judgment, and what a system is allowed to make normal. It is an essay. Read it on its own.

Read The Code

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The app

The reader is live.

The app is live at its own address, and access is by invitation while the library is in evaluation. There is nothing to install.

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Who it is for

The fields the library actually covers.

A reader picks one field when they start, and the library leads with it. If yours is not listed, pick the closest one.

  • Legal and Law Firms
  • Healthcare and Life Sciences
  • Financial Services
  • Private Equity and Investment
  • Insurance
  • Accounting
  • Technology and SaaS
  • Government and Public Sector
  • Education
  • Nonprofit
  • Professional Services
  • Real Estate
  • Private Security
  • Marketing and Communications
  • Sales
  • HR and People
  • Consulting
  • Product and Data
  • Architecture and Construction
  • Entertainment and Media
  • Hospitality and Gaming
  • Sports and Live Entertainment
  • Events and Meetings
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