Tradeoffs, risks, and execution paths discussed live
Optional summary of conclusions
Engagement:3 hours
What You Get
A focused, one-time Q&A designed for fast clarity and decision support.
Direct Answers
Clear responses to specific AI questions without ongoing engagement.
Decision Validation
Confirm or adjust your direction before you commit time or budget.
Architecture Clarity
Quick review of options, tradeoffs, and risks.
Tooling Guidance
Pragmatic guidance on models, vendors, and stack choices.
Risk Flags
Identify hidden constraints, costs, or failure modes early.
Next-Step Direction
Leave with a focused list of actions you can execute.
If you need clear answers fast, this session compresses weeks of back-and-forth into one focused call. We go straight to decisions, tradeoffs, and risk.
Bring your stack, constraints, and goals. You leave with validated options and a concrete next-step plan you can execute.
Need clarity before you commit?
Bring your questions and leave with a clear direction.
Startups planning their first AI feature or workflow.
How The Session Works
You send context and questions in advance. The live session is all about decisions and next steps.
Pre-call context review and agenda.
Live session focused on priority decisions.
Real-time tradeoff analysis and risk flags.
Optional team participation for alignment.
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What You Leave With
01Clear recommendations and decision rationale.
02Risks, assumptions, and constraints called out.
03Prioritized next steps you can execute.
04Optional summary document when needed.
Session Boundaries
One-time session only; no ongoing support.
Implementation stays with your team.
Follow-up work can be scoped separately.
Guidance and decision support only.
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AI Consulting Session
Strategic guidance to help you understand where AI fits in your business. A focused 60-minute call to map opportunities, recommend tools, and outline a strategic roadmap.
60-minute video call
AI opportunity assessment
Tool recommendations
Strategic roadmap overview
Live Q&A
Written follow-up summary
How to Get the Most From a Single Session
The sessions that produce the most value follow a predictable shape. Send a one-page brief 48 hours in advance: what you are trying to decide, what you have already considered, what is blocking the call. Attach any relevant artifacts: architecture diagrams, eval results, vendor quotes, code excerpts. Time spent on the call is for the hard part, not the setup.
The hour itself runs as a focused conversation, not a presentation. The first 10 minutes confirm the problem statement and surface assumptions worth challenging. The middle 35-40 minutes go deep on options, tradeoffs, and recommended next moves. The last 10 minutes are reserved for the question the brief did not include but turned out to matter most. A written summary lands within 48 hours after.
Single sessions cap their own scope by design. Architecture-level questions get an AI architecture review framing. Strategy questions land as an AI strategy and roadmap sketch. Cost emergencies get triaged through AI cost optimization levers. If the conversation reveals work that needs more than an hour, the session ends with a scoped proposal for the next step rather than overflowing the time.
Sessions start at $90 for a focused 1-hour call. Extended 2-hour working sessions are $170, and 3-hour team sessions are $240. No retainer or ongoing commitment required. Pay per session.
What can I ask in an AI Q&A session?
Anything related to AI strategy, architecture, tooling, model selection, RAG implementation, LLM integration, build-vs-buy decisions, vendor evaluation, or technical feasibility. Bring your specific context for the most actionable answers.
Is this a one-time consultation or an ongoing engagement?
One-time by design. Each session is self-contained with clear decisions and an action plan. You can book additional sessions anytime, but there is no retainer or recurring commitment.
Can you help us decide which AI model or vendor to use?
Yes. Model and vendor selection is one of the most common session topics. We compare options against your constraints (cost, latency, accuracy, privacy) and leave with a validated recommendation.
Can my whole team join the Q&A session?
Yes. The 3-hour team session is designed for multiple stakeholders, including founders, engineers, and product leads. Team sessions include decision facilitation to align everyone on direction and next steps.
Do you review architecture or code during the session?
High-level architecture reviews, system design feedback, and critical code snippets are covered. This is not a full code audit, but we can evaluate architectural decisions, identify risks, and suggest improvements.
How do I prepare for an AI advisory session?
Share your context, goals, and questions 1-2 days before the call. Include your current stack, constraints, and the decisions you need to make. I review everything beforehand so we maximize session time on answers, not setup.
Are AI consultation sessions available remotely?
Yes. All sessions are remote by default via video call. On-site sessions can be arranged for team workshops or company events. Available worldwide across time zones.
What if the session runs out of time before we cover everything?
The brief you send in advance sets the priority order, so the highest-value questions get answered first even if lower-priority ones do not fit. If real work surfaces that needs more than the booked hour, the session ends with a scoped proposal for a follow-up rather than rushing through it.
Do I get a recording or written summary of the call?
The 2-hour and 3-hour sessions include optional written notes or a summary of conclusions. A written summary can also be added to the 1-hour session on request. There is no automatic recording unless you ask for one.
What if I am not sure this format fits my problem?
Say what you are trying to decide before booking. If the problem needs more than a single working session, such as an ongoing build or a multi-week roadmap, the honest answer is to point you toward AI Consulting or AI Agent Development instead of squeezing it into an hour that will not do it justice.
Q&A Decision Flow
A focused advisory flow designed for fast, high-confidence decisions.
Step 1
Intake
1-2 days before
Share context, goals, and questions ahead of time.
Deliverables
Context brief
Prioritized questions list
Step 2
Prep Review
1 day before
I review your context, stack, and constraints to shape the call.
Deliverables
Call agenda
Decision targets
Key risks flagged
Step 3
Live Q&A
60-180 minutes
Direct answers, tradeoffs, and decision guidance.
Deliverables
Live answers and recommendations
Decision tradeoffs and risks
Step 4
Action Summary
Same day
Wrap up with clear decisions and a plan you can execute.
Deliverables
Action plan
Risks and assumptions list
Optional resources list
Single-Session Q&A with an AI Expert
The Q&A session exists because most projects do not need a multi-month engagement. They need a single hour with someone who has seen the specific decision before. Founders ask about model selection. CTOs ask about whether to build or buy. Engineering leads ask whether the architecture they sketched on a whiteboard last week is going to hold up under real traffic.
The most common request is a sanity check on a draft AI strategy and roadmap, where the team has done the work and just needs an experienced reviewer to push back on the sequencing and the assumptions. A close second is an AI architecture review, usually around agentic architecture decisions that were made too early and need a second pass before more code goes in.
A third pattern is cost. Teams that are already in production with AI features often book a session to get a fast read on AI cost optimization opportunities, especially when the LLM bill has started growing faster than user count. An hour of focused review usually surfaces several obvious levers that a retainer would otherwise charge a month to identify.
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