AI set up properly, for you or your team.

No. Cursor and Claude Code look like developer tools, but a lot of what we set up is for people who work in documents, spreadsheets, reports and inboxes. We show you the few things you need and write the rules so the tools behave. If you can write an email, you can use them. And if you do write code, we'll set the same tools up for that too.

We set the tools up as safely as their settings allow. That means switching on each tool's privacy options and writing rules about what the AI can read and what it must never do. Our rules stop the AI sending email or posting to chat on its own: a person has to ask. You sign in to your own accounts, so we never need your passwords. We can't promise what a provider does with your data under its own terms, so we tell you what those terms say and what not to put in.

They will, and often. That's why your rules live in plain files rather than a tangle of settings, and why we put dates on our opinions. Our current pick is Cursor, with Claude Code alongside it. That may change, and we'll say so when it does. It's what the monthly retainer is for: we keep your rules, models and tools up to date so you don't have to follow the news.

Yes. We're based in London and setup runs remotely. For a team, we start with one shared rule set in a repository, then go through each person's machine on a call, and finish with a hands-on workshop.

It's what we use every day, so it's what we can set up and fix best. Cursor is an editor that syncs with a GitHub repository, and it's where we run Claude Code, which is made by Anthropic. That's our pick today, and it could change. If your team already uses something else, tell us and we'll give you an honest view on whether it's worth switching.

A rule is a short, plain-text instruction the AI reads before it starts: your house style, how to name files, what to check before answering, and what it must never do, like sending an email without approval. Good rules are the difference between a tool you have to correct every time and one that behaves like a careful new colleague. We write the first set with you, and you can read and edit every one.

No. A setup works fine on its own. The retainer is for people who'd rather not keep up with new models, tools and settings themselves: we keep your rules, models and tools up to date as things change.

Cursor's paid plans come in three tiers: Pro, Pro Plus and Ultra. Pro is for trying it out, Pro Plus is for daily use, and Ultra is for heavy agent work. Which one fits depends on how much you lean on it. The plans change often, so check Cursor's own pricing page for current figures.