Practical AI education & services

Rewire how you work.

Wire your work to AI.
Master the agents, workflows & systems that make it pay.

AI Wired helps individuals and businesses choose useful AI applications, build dependable workflows, and learn to operate systems they understand and control.

Start with a Wire Map Our approach

One focused starting point: a 90-minute session, $149.

Choose. Build. Take ownership.

Start with work worth wiring.

A useful AI system starts with a real job: the material it needs, the standard the result must meet, and the decisions that belong to you.

That might be a newsletter drafted from an interview, or a client summary prepared from an existing export. First, we decide whether AI is a sensible fit. Then we define a workflow you can check, repeat and improve.

The aim is a capability you can use: knowing what to delegate, how to judge the result, and what to do when it goes wrong.

Available now · One-to-one

One workflow.
A clear next step.

The first offer is for independent experts and small service businesses with recurring client work. Start by choosing and mapping one workflow. Continue into guided implementation if the scope is a fit.

Wire Map

$149

One 90-minute session. One useful, written plan.

Bring a recurring workflow, or up to three ideas to compare. We assess value, feasibility and risk, then map the best starting point.

A reasoned choice of what to wire first and what should stay human.
A one-page map of the inputs, context, instructions, actions and output.
Clear approval, quality checks, recovery steps and a next action.

The Map stands on its own. It may recommend a smaller scope or no build. A running agent is not included in this session.

Discuss a Wire Map See an illustrative Map

Workflow Sprint

$649 total

Four 90-minute sessions over three weeks, including the Map.

Build one scoped workflow with guidance. You share your screen and operate it, so you learn how to run it and understand its limits.

Session 1: choose the workflow and agree its Map.
Session 2: prepare context and build the first run.
Session 3: check quality and handle missing or ambiguous inputs.
Session 4: rerun independently and complete the handover.

Upgrade within seven days of your Map and pay $500 more. Before a Sprint, we agree setup requirements, success criteria and support boundaries. Any required third-party subscriptions are separate and agreed in advance.

Illustrative example · Not a client case

From interview notes
to a newsletter draft.

A content specialist turns approved interview material into a recurring client newsletter. Here is how a Map could define that work.

Trigger: An approved interview transcript is ready for the next newsletter.
Input: The transcript and a short brief defining the audience and topic.
Context: Past approved newsletters, the client's voice and editorial standards.
Instructions: Use only supplied facts. Follow the agreed structure. Flag gaps instead of filling them in.
Actions: Extract supported points, draft an outline, then write the newsletter.
Output: An editable draft with source references and questions for the editor.
Approval: The editor checks facts, voice and relevance before anything is sent or published.
Quality check: Check factual support, required sections and voice against written criteria, then try a fresh interview.
Recovery: Stop when source material is missing. Preserve the originals and previous drafts for revision or a rerun.

This shows the shape of a Map. Feasibility and any time savings depend on the actual material, workflow and review effort.

Is this a useful first step for you?

The Map and Sprint are designed for one operator with a recurring deliverable and the ability to judge its quality. Consultants, content specialists and small agencies are possible fits.

You have a real preparation or rework problem that your current tools have not solved satisfactorily.
You want to learn to operate the workflow, with guidance.
You can use the relevant tools and data with permission.
For preparation, you can arrange three past input/output examples, shared appropriately after we establish fit.

The starting scope is one input package in local files, one main draft output and one human approval gate. Team rollouts, complex integrations, locked enterprise environments, and regulated or mission-critical work are outside this offer.

A few practical questions

Do I need to code or use a particular AI tool?

You do not need to arrive as a developer. You do need to be willing to learn the setup, run the workflow and inspect the result. We choose tools such as Codex or Claude Code based on the workflow and your environment. A Claude subscription is not a prerequisite. Do not buy new tools before we agree what is needed.

Does working with local files mean my data stays offline?

No. An agent can work with files on your computer while sending selected content to a cloud AI provider. Before using client material, we agree the tools, permissions and data handling. Keep confidential files out of this contact form.

How will we know the workflow works?

We agree written criteria with you. A normal input must produce a draft you can review; a fresh input must work without inventing a new process; missing information must trigger a stop or a clear flag. You retain approval and learn to rerun the workflow independently.

What if implementation is not the right next step?

The Map records why, and recommends a practical next action. You can use it without buying a Sprint. We do not promise that every workflow should be automated or that one Sprint transforms a business.

How will we work together?

We work with you, one-to-one, to map and build your workflow. Our approach combines systems thinking, practical agent operation and guided implementation. The example above is illustrative; it is not a claim of client results.

What if I mainly want to learn about AI?

AI Wired's wider direction includes courses, training and practical learning resources for individuals as well as businesses. Those are in development. The offer available here is focused on recurring client work, so a Map is not a prerequisite for following or learning from AI Wired.

The wider direction

Learn the tools.
Build the capability.
Connect the system.

AI Wired is growing across education, practical services and AI-native systems. The Map and Sprint are the first service offering within that wider direction.

Available now

Coaching & guided implementation

Choose and build one useful workflow through the Wire Map and Workflow Sprint.

In development

Courses & training

Practical learning paths for operating agents, working with context and checking results. Enrolment is not open yet.

Future direction

AI systems, assistance & implementation services

Connected workflows, AIOS dashboards and broader delivery support. These are future branches, not products included in today's offer.

Tell us what you want to improve.

A few sentences are enough to start. Describe your recurring work and what you would like to change. We review every enquiry individually and reply to clarify fit before any booking or payment.

Describe the workflow. No files or detailed audit needed here.
Clarify fit in writing. We discuss scope, tools and preparation.
Book your Wire Map if it fits. Agree the 90-minute session and $149 payment, then arrange examples safely.

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