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// AI FOR PROFESSIONAL SERVICES

This is a working notebook about using artificial intelligence in professional practice — the parts that actually hold up under real deadlines, real clients, and real liability. It is written for lawyers, accountants, consultants, and the people who run the firms they work in.

The bias here is toward specifics: what a tool does, where it breaks, what it costs, and whether the result survives a second look. Less on what AI might mean for the profession in a decade; more on what it can do on a Tuesday afternoon.

• Practical over speculative: workflows that were actually run, with the rough edges left in.
• Professional context first: confidentiality, accuracy, and review obligations are part of the evaluation, not a footnote.
• Plainly stated limits: when something did not work, that gets written down too.

Brandon Martin — short bio goes here.