01Building with agents
The memory layer: how AI agents remember what your agency knows
A memory layer is one shared record of what your business knows, which every AI agent and every person works from. What goes in it, and how to start one.
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What’s working, what isn’t, and what I’d do first. Written from real work, not predictions.
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02Fractional AIWhat is a fractional chief AI officer, and does an agency need one?
A fractional chief AI officer leads AI in your business for a few days a month. What the role covers, how it differs from a hire, and whether you need one.
03AI consultingWhat does an AI consultant do?
An AI consultant works out where AI should change how a business runs, then makes that change happen with the team. Here’s what the job looks like week to week.
04PricingHow much does an AI consultant cost in the UK?
What AI consultants charge in the UK: day rates, monthly retainers and fixed-fee assessments, from the prices firms publish. Plus my own, in full.
05Getting startedAI readiness assessment: what to check before you spend anything
An AI readiness assessment shows where AI should change your business first, and what to leave alone. What a good one covers, plus a checklist to run yourself.
06Team adoptionFind your AI champion first
An AI champion is the person inside your team who makes AI stick. Why one of them does more than any workshop, who to pick, and what to ask of them.
07Building with agentsAgentic coding in an agency: how to set it up so the work is still yours
Agentic coding means an AI agent plans, writes and checks code for you. Here is how to set it up in an agency so what comes back meets your standards.