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Make AI useful in the work you already do

Bring a task, process or half-formed idea. We work out where AI helps, where it does not, and what a sensible next move looks like.

Practical working sessions for founders, operators and small teams in Hong Kong and beyond.

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What you leave with

Your questionA real task, recurring frustration or workflow you want to improve
How we workWe talk it through, test the options and shape something usable
Your outcomeA clearer direction, a better workflow, or a first version you can try in real work
FormatVirtual or in person in Hong Kong
Follow-upWhatsApp, Telegram and group support while you test it properly
The problem

Most people do not need another AI explainer

They need help with the actual work in front of them.

01

You know AI matters, but it is still unclear which part of your work it genuinely improves.

02

You have tried a few tools, bounced between prompts and tabs, and ended up with more noise than progress.

03

You want someone who can look at the real task, ask the right questions and help you choose a useful path.

Offer

Start with the kind of help you need

Start by finding the right use case, or bring a specific task and work through the practical next steps with guidance.

Clarity and direction

AI clarity conversation

For founders, professionals and teams who want to understand where AI can help before choosing tools.

We look at your real work, constraints and priorities, then choose the first use cases worth testing.

90 minutes, one-to-one

HKD 1,800HKD 988

Introductory price

You leave with:

  • A shortlist of useful use cases
  • A clearer view of which tools are worth considering
  • Follow-up support as you test what makes sense
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Guided implementation

Build-with-me working session

For people with a task or process who want one-to-one guidance while they shape the workflow.

We work through the problem together, choose sensible tools, map the workflow and define the first version to test.

90 to 120 minutes, one-to-one

HKD 2,500HKD 1,588

Introductory price

You leave with:

  • A more usable workflow
  • Tool, prompt or architecture direction
  • Someone to turn to while you test it in real work
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3-session transform package

HKD 6,800HKD 4,200

Best when one workflow needs a few rounds of testing, adjustment and support.

5-session transform package

HKD 11,000HKD 6,800

Best when there are several workflows, habits or internal processes to improve.

Team / company workshop

Custom, usually from HKD 8,800

Best for giving a small team a shared starting point, practical examples and next steps.

Use cases

Useful AI starts with a task, not a tool

This work is most useful when there is something concrete to improve.

Reporting and recurring admin
Research workflows
Sales support and internal processes
Content systems
Proposals and drafting
Meeting notes and follow-up
App or tool prototypes
Day-to-day AI habits at work

+And more. If you can explain the task, we can work out whether AI belongs in it.

Process

A conversation first, then practical output

Step 01

Apply

Tell me what you are trying to do. Clear, messy or half-formed is fine.

Step 02

I review the shape of the problem

I look at the workflow, likely tools and where the conversation should start.

Step 03

We work through it together

You bring the context. I ask questions, explain the options and help you choose the most useful route.

Step 04

We make it usable

You leave with something you can test in real work, not just a list of ideas.

Follow-up

Support matters most once you try it for real

The real questions usually show up after the session, when the workflow meets actual work. That is why follow-up is built in.

WhatsApp or Telegram follow-up

Ask questions once you start using the workflow and need to adjust it.

Participant group

A small group for sharing prompts, tools, examples and stuck points.

Monthly catch-ups

Lightweight group sessions to compare notes, review progress and keep momentum.

About me

Builder first, coach second

I have spent more than 11 years working across startups, agency environments and client work in tech.

I build AI workflows, web products and practical tools. These sessions are designed to help you understand the best next move, then make it useful in real work.

Tools I work with

Anthropic logoAnthropic
Cursor logoCursor
n8n logon8n
Supabase logoSupabase
Vercel logoVercel
fal.ai logofal.ai
Hermes logoHermes
Codex logoCodex
Google AI Studio logoGoogle AI Studio
Make logoMake
Zapier logoZapier
WordPress logoWordPress
Next.js logoNext.js
Payload logoPayload
Sanity logoSanity
Insights

Practical notes on using AI at work

Short, specific writing for people trying to make AI useful in real workflows.

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Workflow map showing how a team moves from process mapping to shared Codex agents and skills
Team adoption

How we onboarded a team to Codex

The useful part of Codex onboarding is not showing people a chat box. It is turning repeated work into shared, reviewable workflows.

Diagram showing an embedded AI accelerator working with a cohort, building tools and moving people toward self-sufficiency
Future of work

The rise of embedded AI roles

Stripe is not hiring another AI trainer. It is hiring embedded operators to change how marketing teams work.

Workflow map showing trigger, inputs, decisions, outputs and drag before choosing an AI tool
AI at work

Start with workflows, not AI tools

The fastest way to make AI useful at work is to look at what you already do every week, then pick the smallest tool that fits.

Sensitive notes being redacted into a safe AI prompt before use
Safe use

What not to paste into AI tools

Treat the prompt box like a shared surface. If you would not put it in a generic web form, do not paste it into a public model without safeguards.

Two-path decision map comparing clarity sessions and build-with-me sessions
Sessions

AI clarity session or build-with-me session?

If you cannot yet name the work, start with clarity. If you can point at the artefact and the friction, start with building.

Small team AI adoption loop moving from shared language to one pilot, review and reuse
Teams

How small teams should start with AI

Teams win when language, norms, and one visible success line up. Before procurement adds another dozen seats.

Workflow map showing Orchestrator, Source Ladder, Specialists, and Evidence Log in dConcept retro Riso style
Architecture

How to build a defensively scoped proposal agent

The true value of AI in a sales process is not speed or persuasion. It is commercial safety.

Diagram mapping AWS Bedrock AgentCore components (Managed Harness, Memory, Gateway, Skills) to the four fundamental building blocks of AI workflows (Agent, Knowledge, Connector, Skill)
Technology

The enterprise agent illusion: Behind the AWS Bedrock AgentCore launch

Tech giants are selling heavy, complex infrastructure, while business operators just need simple, reliable workflows.

FAQ

A few useful things to make clear

Do I need to be technical?

No. The point is to make AI useful in your actual work, not to turn you into a developer.

Can this cover confidential work?

Yes, but carefully. We can use sanitised examples, private tools or safe patterns depending on the data.

Is this training or implementation?

Both, but always anchored to the work. You learn by building it, then running it on your own.

Is it a presentation?

No. It is discussion-led. You bring the context and we figure out the best route together.

Can we meet virtually or in person?

Yes. Sessions can be virtual, or in person in Hong Kong when that makes sense.

What happens after the session?

You can follow up on WhatsApp or Telegram, join the participant group and come to monthly catch-ups.

What should I bring?

Bring one task, process, document, spreadsheet, idea or recurring frustration. Messy is fine.

Will you just tell me which AI tool to use?

No. Tool choice comes after we understand the job. The answer might be a prompt, a workflow, or no tool at all.

Can we work with my existing tools?

Usually, yes. We can work around your current stack first before introducing anything new.

Apply

Tell me what you are trying to do

The form is intentionally specific. It helps me understand whether you need clarity, hands-on building, or a longer piece of support.