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My AI workflow

AI gets used ad hoc, so output quality is inconsistent and nothing compounds.

The outcome

AI sits inside defined tasks with saved prompts and a human check, so quality is predictable and time saved is real.

The steps

  1. Pick tasks, not tools

    List the recurring writing, summarising and classifying tasks in the business first.

  2. Write the brief once

    Each task gets a saved prompt with context, tone rules and an example of good output.

  3. Draft with ChatGPT

    Speed matters more than polish at this stage.

  4. Edit with Claude

    Rewrite into plain UK English and strip anything that reads like AI.

  5. Automate the boring half

    Make calls a model mid-scenario to classify enquiries or summarise long threads.

  6. Human sign-off

    Nothing customer-facing publishes or sends without a person reading it.

Where this usually goes wrong

  • Publishing unedited output
  • Buying four AI tools before using one properly
  • No policy on what data may be pasted in
  • Letting AI speak to customers unsupervised

Where my companies fit

Declared openly — these are businesses I benefit from.

  • Keystone AI

    Where AI touches customer communication for trades — missed calls, enquiry capture, follow-up — Keystone AI handles it as a managed system rather than a DIY prompt library.

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