Delivery guide
A practical operating rhythm for intake, discovery, notes, follow-up, proposals, QA, and project closeout.
Digital product
The Consultant AI Delivery Kit gives solo consultants, fractional operators, and small agencies practical templates for intake, discovery, notes, action items, proposals, follow-up, and QA.
The problem
Many consultants do not need another marketing prompt pack. They need a repeatable way to capture client context, clarify scope, follow up after calls, and check deliverables before they go out.
What is included
The kit is Markdown and CSV first, so it can live in your project folder, document workspace, notes system, or AI project.
A practical operating rhythm for intake, discovery, notes, follow-up, proposals, QA, and project closeout.
A questionnaire for capturing context, outcomes, constraints, stakeholders, and sensitive-data boundaries.
A worksheet for turning intake answers into assumptions, questions, scope boundaries, and risks.
A workflow for extracting decisions, owners, dates, open questions, risks, and proposal inputs after calls.
A clear structure for context, problem, approach, scope, out of scope, deliverables, assumptions, and next steps.
Plain-English guardrails for using AI around client information without losing professional judgment.
A pre-send review for deliverables, assumptions, unsupported claims, sensitive details, and next steps.
Tool-agnostic prompts for discovery questions, follow-up, proposal review, deliverable QA, and open loops.
How it works
The kit helps AI support the delivery process: organize notes, surface missing details, draft follow-ups, review proposals, and flag deliverable risks before a client sees the work.
Get the Delivery KitFAQ
No. This kit focuses on delivery after a prospect or client is already in motion.
No. It gives structure for using expertise more consistently. AI outputs should still be reviewed and edited before anything goes to a client.
No. The templates and prompts are tool-agnostic and can be adapted to the workspace you already use.
No. The proposal skeleton is an operational starting point, not legal advice or a substitute for a client agreement.
Digital product
The first version is a self-serve Markdown and CSV kit for practical consulting delivery workflows.
Get the Delivery Kit