A computer you own, running your work, in your building.
What it actually is
A box, sized to your shop, running open-weight models under your own roof. Three to five workflows built out of the audit, not off a generic template. A training session for your staff so the system does not sit unused. A paper pack that comes with it: the architecture statement, a BAA if you need one, and an AI policy your team can actually follow.
How it goes
- Twenty minute call, free.
- The audit, paid, inside two weeks. One thing gets installed that same week.
- The proposal, handed to you inside the audit readout, not mailed later.
- The install, four to six weeks, then go live.
Why I install something in week one
Because the complaint I hear most about consultants is that people paid for a strategy deck and still had to build everything themselves. The audit is not a deck. You get a working piece of the system before I have even finished writing the proposal.
The three tiers
The Operator's AI Audit
Half a day walking your shop with you. I map how the work actually flows, rank what is worth automating, check what your data and your compliance look like, and install one thing before I leave. One week, start to finish.
The Private AI System
A computer that sits in your building and runs your work. Three to five workflows built from what the audit found. Your staff trained on it. The compliance paperwork written and handed over. Four to six weeks, then it is live.
Your AI Department
I watch it, patch it, fix it, and swap the models out as the open ones get better. One new automation a quarter. One report a month with a number you actually care about. Monthly, cancel monthly, no long contract.
What the box is
Under ten people: one graphics card, sits under a desk. Ten to thirty people: two cards, this is the one I run myself. A group practice or a firm: a rack server. No dollar figures here, because GPU prices move too fast for a number on a page to stay honest.
What you own
The box. The keys. The accounts. The models. The workflows. All of it, written into the contract, not just said on a call. If you fire me you keep every piece of it.