// Method
Delivery system for AI-assisted client work
The controls around an AI-assisted workflow for client documents: figures you can trace, a person approving anything a client sees, and lessons from live work reviewed before they change the method.
▌ 1.0 The problem
Client work has to be consistent and safe to show, but one specialist's judgment is hard to repeat across many clients.
▌ 2.0 Constraints
- 2.1Client data and decisions must never move from one account to another.
- 2.2Every figure in a client document has to trace back to a source and a period.
- 2.3Nothing reaches a client without a person's yes.
- 2.4The work has to carry on when the AI tool is down.
▌ 3.0 My part
I designed the operating layer around an AI-assisted workflow for client documents: the rules, the checks and the fallback. I designed it on my own. The professional rules in it build on what experienced colleagues have learned, and on their feedback.
▌ 4.0 Decisions
Three layers, kept apart
Shared professional standards, my own preferences and one client's decisions each live in their own place, so one client's choice never becomes everyone's rule.
Labelled by audience
Every draft says who it's for, so internal notes stay internal.
Improve on a schedule
The method changes on a cadence, not on impulse. Corrections wait for a scheduled review.
A written fallback
A written method describes how the work continues when the AI tool is unavailable.
▌ 5.0 One client document, step by step
Export
Data comes in as exports from several tools, and exports are messy.
Check
Every figure gets a source and a period. A file that can't be read is reported, never skipped.
Reconcile
Where two tools disagree, it is settled before anything is written.
Draft
A first draft is written with AI assistance, within the shared standards and that client's own decisions, and labelled by audience.
Approve
I review every draft. Nothing reaches the client or a shared folder without my clear yes.
Learn
Corrections are sorted as personal, one account or general. General ones wait for the scheduled review.
> Note: Built for real client work. No client material, tool names or internal methods are shown here.
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