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Practical AI, at every level

Put AI to work on work that matters.

I started with a task I knew how to judge. In 30 minutes, you can do the same with Claude Code: use AI on real material, check the result and decide whether it earned a place in your work.

30 min first guide £0 to use 0 email forms
first-run / qbr-notes.md working
QBR notes12 KB
decision-note.mdchecked
01SignalEnterprise pipeline slipped in two regions.
02EvidenceSource lines stay attached to the claim.
03Next checkConfirm the renewal assumption.
your fileClaude worksyou verify
New to thisFinish one useful task.
Using it alreadyMake the method repeatable.
Leading a teamSet controls people can follow.
Making the callKeep evidence and judgement visible.
Revenue work you can touch

Change an input. See what moves.

These demos use a made-up company. They show the shape of the work and the questions I would ask. They are not software my team runs.

The wider view

Put the signals in one revenue cockpit.

A made-up operating view of pipeline, forecast, coverage and team capacity.

Open cockpit →
Decision support

Turn messy material into a decision brief.

The free decision helper separates source evidence from assumptions, compares the live options and states the decision required.

notes/customer-calls.mdq3-model.xlsxleadership-notes.txt
decision-brief.mdDecisionApprove a six-week pilot.Evidence4 cited factsAssumptions2 still to testAskOwner + date
From inside the job

My day job became the test.

I'm David Lee. I lead Global Revenue Operations at Checkout.com. I was comfortable with data, but building software with AI was new. I learned on real work where I could spot a bad answer.

I also write about revenue decisions, squiggly careers and helping people grow into bigger jobs.

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The useful career move often looks sideways first.
Your first useful run

Pick one file. Give it 30 minutes.

You should leave with a result you understand well enough to accept, fix or reject.

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