Start with one recurring source of friction
I help shape AI and automation work around real operating problems: repeated manual cleanup, inconsistent updates, scattered knowledge, unclear handoffs, fragile workflows, and tools that are useful in theory but hard to apply in practice.
Most useful AI workflow projects start smaller than people expect. We pick one recurring process, map what happens today, decide what should stay human, and build a focused prototype around the highest-friction part.
AI is one possible mechanism, not the default answer. The goal is work that becomes easier to understand, repeat, review, and improve.
Getting Started
Workflow Review
If you have an n8n, Make, Zapier, AI agent, prompt system, workflow idea, or recurring process that needs a clearer path, this is the smaller starting point. I review what you have, or what you want to build, and give you practical direction before you spend more time or money in the wrong place.
One-time $49
Focused async review
Fix list + workflow map
Good fit for
- An automation that runs, but still needs too much manual cleanup.
- An AI workflow returning inconsistent, empty, or hard-to-review output.
- A CRM, Airtable, Sheets, or API handoff that feels easy to break.
- A new workflow idea that needs validation before you build it.
- A lightweight outside review before spending more time or money.
What you leave with
- A clearer workflow map and the primary failure points or unknowns.
- A practical fix, improve, validate, or build recommendation.
- Suggested validation checks, review gates, and failure conditions.
- A cleaner path if the work later becomes a prototype or consulting project.
This is not a full implementation offer. Send the workflow details first. If a review is the right starting point, I will reply from michael@getprompting.com with next steps, timing, pricing, and the Stripe link after the scope is clear. If you continue into a larger cleanup or build, the $49 review can be credited toward that scoped project.
Ways to work together
Every project starts with the workflow, the tools involved, and the outcome that would actually be useful. These are starting points, not rigid packages or guaranteed automation paths.
Workflow Review
$49 one-time
Focused async review + written fix path
Best when a workflow feels fragile, or when a new idea needs a sanity check before you build. You leave with the failure points, unknowns, a cleaner process map, and a practical next-step recommendation.
Start smaller
Workflow Cleanup or Advisory
Starting at $250
Usually a 2-5 business day improvement pass
Best when the process already exists but feels too scattered. This can cover prompts, SOPs, documentation, handoffs, or an automation design that needs clearer structure.
Prototype Sprint
Starting at $750
Usually a 1-2 week focused build
Best when one workflow is ready to test. You get a lightweight working version with clear inputs, outputs, review points, and enough documentation to decide what comes next.
Custom AI Workflow Build
Starting at $1,500
Scoped after review based on tools and handoff needs
Best when the work needs a connected system instead of a small test. Scope can include implementation, documentation, testing, and handoff support.
Final pricing depends on scope, timing, tools, and deliverables. I confirm fit and the working agreement before work starts so the next step stays clear on both sides.
How the work usually runs
1
Clarify the workflow
We name the owner, input, expected output, review point, and failure condition.
2
Choose the smallest next step
The recommendation may be clarify, clean up, prototype, build, or pause.
3
Make the result reviewable
The deliverable is a map, documented process, working prototype, or handoff-ready system.
Proof of work
I build and document practical workflow systems publicly through GetPrompting. It is the proof engine behind this work: clear inputs, simple automation patterns, reviewable outputs, and documentation that normal people can follow.
Free n8n Workflow Library
A growing library of practical workflow templates for notes, research, SOPs, prompt libraries, content systems, email drafts, and Markdown knowledge bases.
View the Workflow Library
Daily Action Brief Builder
A case study showing how a simple n8n workflow can turn messy notes into a structured Google Doc daily brief.
Read the Case Study
SEO Research Automation
A complete workflow system that turns keyword research cleanup into structured, reusable planning data.
Read the Case Study
Where this work fits
Good fit
- Solo owners, teams, or businesses with recurring manual workflows that need a clearer operating pattern.
- Agile teams losing time to admin, reporting, handoffs, or communication overhead.
- Leaders who want practical AI adoption without a large transformation program.
- Operators who need a prototype before investing in a larger build.
Probably not the right fit
- Fully outsourced app builds with no workflow discovery or process context.
- Generic AI training that is not connected to a real business workflow.
- Large enterprise transformation programs without a focused starting point.
- One-off prompt requests where the underlying workflow will stay unclear.
Next Step
Start with the workflow, not the tool
If you have a high-friction process, an AI workflow idea, or a team communication problem that needs a clearer system around it, reach out and we can decide what would be useful to test first.
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