AI-assisted delivery

The consultant’s assistant.

The deliverables, drafted as you deliver.

The write-up still eats my evenings: workshops, meetings and calls all day, then the workbooks, the decision log, the slide-decks, the reports, all built by hand at 11pm.

Conassi is the app I'm building to fix that. It sits in the workshop with you, and while the room talks, it captures what's agreed, the decisions, the actions, the solution taking shape. By the time the room empties, the deliverables are drafted. The only job left is the one that was always yours; refining them into something you'd put your name on. The writing below shows the working.

Working end to end · part 09 of the writing lands Tuesday

ServiceNow AI Adjacent · the writing, by Graham

Writing up months of building, piece by piece

The delivery work around the platform decides whether an implementation succeeds, and almost nobody shows how they actually do it. The series is new; the building isn't. What I tried, what worked, and the bits that went wrong; the misses are half the value.

New pieces land most Tuesdays and Thursdays →

Field notes / guides

Useful things from the delivery bench

Practical ServiceNow notes that stand on their own: checklists, warnings, and small pieces of delivery judgement worth saving. Separate from the build serial above.

A corner of Conassi's output review: a drafted CSDM workbook, built from confirmed records, awaiting the consultant's approval. Synthetic data.

Conassi · output review, a corner of it · synthetic data

Conassi · private beta soon

From workshop to deliverable, faster

Conassi takes what an engagement actually produces, workshop notes, documents, half-finished sentences, and drafts the deliverables the client pays for: a CSDM workbook, a decision log, a workshop summary. In the firm's brand, in minutes rather than evenings.

The AI does the assembling; the consultant does the judging, and nothing goes out unreviewed. It already runs a full engagement end to end, proven on synthetic clients built for the job. Nobody has it but me yet; proven first, invited first.

It runs ServiceNow methods today, CSDM discovery and HRSD, because that's the work I know well enough to judge. But the engine underneath isn't tied to either, or to ServiceNow. Any vendor, any method, any deliverable is where this is heading; the series above documents it getting there.

Built by one consultant, evenings and weekends, shaped by the work he does every week.

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