Build Notes
How we build AI for expert-judgment work. Real systems, real constraints, what we learned.
A contract-review engine that shows its work
A five-day review cycle compressed to a same-day answer, with every risk flag traceable to the exact clause that triggered it.
Continuous risk monitoring that knows when to stay quiet
A global risk function that finds material developments across its portfolio in minutes instead of quarterly review cycles, with every flag traced to its source.
An AI deal room that turns a data-room dump into exhibit-ready actuarial analysis
Insurance M&A diligence where document preparation compresses from weeks to days, every figure traces to its source page, and the actuaries keep every judgment call.
A project office that runs on live data, not status decks
A PMO where reporting cycles disappear and leaders interrogate real-time execution data directly, cutting decision latency from weeks to hours.
The Firm Brain: turning a firm's engagement history into an edge competitors can't copy
A concept design for a mid-sized consulting firm: its methods, precedents, and practitioner reasoning encoded into a context graph, so the firm competes on what only it knows as AI makes generic analysis cheap.
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