Reports and briefings
Turn suitable notes or source material into a useful first draft, then check what is missing or wrong.
PRACTICAL ONE-TO-ONE AI SUPPORT
A report you keep rewriting. A briefing that takes too long. An AI draft that looks polished but still isn’t usable. Bring one task. We’ll work on it together and leave you with something you can use again.
Start by describing the task. You don’t need to upload work files.
I’ll confirm whether the task is a good fit and set out the work and fee before you decide.
Turn suitable notes or source material into a useful first draft, then check what is missing or wrong.
Work on a draft you recognise as your own, rather than something you have to rewrite from scratch.
Organise a question, compare sources and work towards a clear summary or presentation outline.
The task, tools and material need to be suitable. This isn’t a replacement for specialist advice or your employer’s approval.
The aim is not to give you more course notes. It’s to work through something useful and make sure you understand how to repeat it.
Illustrative example, not a client result.
A description of the update you write and an invented example of the notes you start with.
One clear update, with the important points in the right order.
The finished example and a short guide for the next one.
Describe the task or use an invented example. Only share material you’re allowed to use. Removing names may not be enough. Before practical work begins, we’ll agree which tools and examples are appropriate.
How I handle your informationNo. It’s practical support for an agreed piece of work. The point is to leave you with something useful and a way to do it again.
Yes. You don’t need to know prompting terminology. Tell me what the work needs to do and where you’re getting stuck.
Bring the part that still isn’t working. That might be generic wording, an unreliable answer or a task that takes too much correcting.
That depends on the task and the tools available to you. Any tool costs are explained separately before you commit.
No. It’s a written first view of the task and whether I can help. Any practical sessions or further work are agreed separately.
Send a short description. I’ll tell you whether it’s something we can work on.
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