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I leverage your firm's tribal knowledge into a personalized Claude, called Archimedes, so every job runs on your best people's judgment.

20+ hours back per job, measured on your own work in 30 days.

Book a 15-minute fit call → See the 30-day deployment
Engraved portrait of Archimedes of Syracuse
Archimedes of Syracuse, who first named the lever.

The AI rush is real. So is the cleanup.

Your inbox is full of new AI vendors. Many won't be around in two years.

Your accounts. Your policies. Your people.

  • On your accounts

    Everything runs on your firm's own Claude accounts, with files on your own computers.

  • Inside your policies

    Every workflow gets a written record, shown below. Disclosure, sign-off and confidentiality are settled before work starts.

  • Taught to your people

    I coach your team while they build.

Every workflow gets a one-page record.

Workflow

Monthly reporting packagePrior-year workpaper rollforwardSite data to report template

Example format
Owner
A named person at your companyA named person at your firmA named person at your firm
Can read
The three folders this workflow needs. Nothing else.The engagement folder for that client. Nothing else.The project folder and your standards library. Nothing else.
Can send or change
Nothing until a person approves it.
Approved by
The reviewer you nameThe reviewer on the engagementThe reviewing engineer
Log
A run record for every output: what went in, what came out, who approved it, when.Inputs used, authorities cited, output produced, reviewer, timestamp.Inputs used, standards referenced, output produced, reviewer, timestamp.
Stops when
An error rate you set, a prohibited output, or one named person pausing it.
Result
Time per cycle: baseline recorded in week one, measured again in week four.
  1. Every output reviewed
  2. Spot-checked
  3. Monitored

A workflow earns less supervision only when its record shows it has earned it.

  • Your policy says what is allowed. The record shows it was followed.
  • Client data stays in your own accounts. Legal questions, like IRC 7216 for tax work, stay with your counsel.
  • We plan around busy season. Nothing new lands on your team then.
  • Your standards, calc templates, and municipal formats live in files your engineers can read and edit. The knowledge stays when people leave.
  • Start with the bottleneck your busiest people complain about. Add the next one when the first has a number.

Results you can check.

Week one: we record the baseline. Week four: we measure the same thing again.

Three numbers: time per cycle, how much your reviewers sent back, and how many of the five people still use it on day 30. Measured numbers are labeled measured. Estimates are labeled estimates, and the two are never mixed.

Prove it. Expand it. Run it.

  1. Prove

    One workflow. Up to five people. 30 days. Your team calculates the number.

  2. Expand

    Add workflows department by department. Each one gets its own record and its own number.

  3. Run

    The system runs across the company. You review the records on a set rhythm, and you can pause any workflow.

If you stop working with me, nothing breaks.

  1. I won't log into your systems.

  2. I won't build anything only I can fix.

  3. I won't sell you every new tool. Part of the job is telling you what to ignore.

  4. I won't call myself an AI expert. Nobody is.

The largest firms are building their own AI teams, and 5-⁠person shops can change tools over a weekend. A 200-⁠person firm has neither advantage, and it still carries the overhead, the review load, and the hiring problem.

Your edge was never the drafting. It's the sign-off, and everything your people know from school and tribal knowledge from years in the field that isn't written down anywhere.

I get that knowledge into Claude, inside your policies, so drafts reach the reviewer clean.

Thirty days, your own team, and your own number at the end.

The 30-Day Deployment.

$10,000

One workflow, up to five people, a measured before and after, a one-page record for the workflow, and a written recommendation: continue, refine, or stop. Stop is a real answer.

After the deployment, you can continue on a flat monthly retainer with a three-month minimum. The price is set from what the deployment showed, and you see it in the written recommendation before you decide.

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Not an AI consultant. A practitioner.

I've spent three and a half years running my own companies on AI, and I install what I actually run. It's built on Claude Cowork, and PwC's own rollout names Cowork specifically.

Marble bust of Archimedes

One workflow. Five people. Thirty days.

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