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AI Engineering · Step 1 of 1

Tell me what you’re working on.

Ten questions, about four minutes. I read every one myself and reply within one business day with the level I think you’re on and what it would take.

free · no obligation · nothing is sent to a sales sequence
Section A

Your business

One line is plenty.

Section B

The work

However you’d explain it to a colleague. It doesn’t need to be technical.

Who touches it, in what order, and where it gets stuck.

A rough guess is fine — “about a day a week” tells me a lot.

What you’d do with the time, or what it’d be worth to you.

Including the sceptical ones. Especially those.

Section C

Where you’re starting from

What’s in place today?

This tells me which level to answer at — there’s no wrong answer.

Including ones people started using on their own. Nobody’s in trouble — it’s usually the most useful answer on this form.

What would this need to connect to? (optional)

Connecting to what you already run is usually the largest part of a build — this is how I size it.

Useful either way — I’d rather know what didn’t work before suggesting something similar.

Goes straight to Max — not a mailing list. We’ll only use it to answer you.

Bigger operations problem than AI — process, systems, or ERP? Start with a Scope Assessment instead.

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