You are debating what AI should actually do, rather than what it technically could do.
AI + UX OPPORTUNITY SPRINT
Turn a foggy product, workflow, or AI idea into a decision your team can act on.
A focused strategy engagement for teams that need to understand what is breaking, where the real opportunity lives, and what to do next.
Fixed scope. Senior-level thinking. No innovation theater.
WHO IT IS FOR
Bring me in when the team is circling the problem.
Your product or workflow feels bloated, confusing, costly, or held together by human workaround.
You need to make a build, fix, automate, pause, or reposition decision without another quarter of fog.
Your team carries too many assumptions, conflicting priorities, or scattered evidence to move confidently.
EXAMPLE USE CASE
“We know support teams are compensating for a broken intake workflow. Should we redesign it, automate parts of it with AI, or stop patching the wrong problem?”
The sprint identifies the fracture, weighs the viable paths, and produces a decision the team can defend.
THE PROBLEM
Most teams do not need another AI tool.
They need to understand where the system is breaking, what deserves attention, and which decision will create actual leverage.
“Clarity is the deliverable before any tool, feature, or workflow earns the right to exist.”
WHAT I DO
Four moves. One decision.
Diagnose
Find the fracture, hidden assumptions, trust gaps, and expensive workarounds.
Map
Connect user needs, business pressure, workflow reality, and viable AI leverage.
Prioritize
Separate what matters now from what can wait, shrink, change, or die peacefully.
Recommend
Give the team a defensible direction and a practical path through the next 30 days.
CHOOSE YOUR ENGAGEMENT
Choose how much direction you need.
Both options lead to one clear decision brief. The difference is how deeply we investigate and how far we develop the direction.
5 BUSINESS DAYS
The Audit
For one product, workflow, service, or AI question that needs a senior strategic read.
- Focused intake and material review
- Expert investigation within an agreed scope
- Decision Brief
- 60-minute readout and discussion
7–10 BUSINESS DAYS
The Direction Sprint
For higher-stakes decisions that need deeper investigation, alignment, and developed direction.
- Everything in The Audit
- Broader evidence and stakeholder synthesis
- Direction workshop or working session
- Expanded Decision Brief with viable paths
Optional expansion: prototype direction, workflow concepts, stakeholder narrative, or a follow-on advisory session can be scoped after the core decision is clear.
WHAT YOU RECEIVE
One Decision Brief. No artifact graveyard.
A concise, usable document that gives the team one place to understand what I observed, what matters, and what happens next.
- 01What I observed
The patterns, fractures, risks, and opportunities found within the budgeted investigation.
- 02Recommendation
The direction I believe is most defensible, including what should wait or stop.
- 03Next steps
The immediate decisions, dependencies, and conversations required to move.
- 0430-day action plan
A prioritized sequence for converting clarity into momentum.
HOW IT WORKS
Fast, focused, allergic to unnecessary theater.
Intake
You share the situation, existing materials, constraints, and what is at stake.
Investigation
I examine the product, workflow, evidence, and system within the agreed scope.
Readout
We review the Decision Brief, pressure-test the recommendation, and resolve questions.
30-day plan
You leave with priorities, ownership questions, and a path the team can act on.
WHAT THIS IS NOT
No generic audit. No prompt pack. No innovation theater.
- A performance about AI because somebody said “transformation” in a meeting
- A 90-page deck that documents confusion more elegantly
- A substitute for engineering, legal, compliance, or primary user research
- A full product build disguised as a strategy sprint
START HERE
Send me the messy version.
Tell me what is unclear, what the team has tried, and what decision needs to move. I will reply with fit, timing, and the most sensible engagement.