I'm Steve Harris. People call me Steve The AI Guy.
I'm an independent AI consultant. I work one-to-one with business owners, freelancers and busy professionals to find where their week leaks hours — then prescribe the specific AI tools that give those hours back.
I find hours people didn't know they had.
Most people know AI could save them time. Almost nobody has the spare hours to work out which AI. That gap is the entire job: I do the research once, properly, for your specific week — and hand back a short list you can act on the same day.
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Three rules I don't break.
They're why the recommendations tend to stick rather than becoming another abandoned subscription.
Everything prescribed is something you can sign up for and use the same day. No development, no integrations that need a engineer, nothing that breaks when a vendor changes an API.
The problem was never a shortage of AI tools — there are more than 10,000. The problem is knowing which few matter for how you specifically work. Most people need a handful.
Every recommendation is measured the same way: how many hours a week does this give back, what does it cost, and how long does it take to set up. If it doesn't earn its place on those three numbers, it isn't prescribed.
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