Your team uses generic AI with no company context, no role-specific setup, and no recurring routines. Every conversation starts cold. The AI Role Factory fixes that. Pick a role, fill in your business details, and generate a workspace that actually knows the job.
Most teams use AI the same way: open a chat, paste some context, type a prompt, get a response, repeat. Every session starts from scratch. Every team member has their own approach. The output quality is inconsistent because the setup is inconsistent.
The missing piece is not a better model or a new subscription. It is role-specific configuration: a defined job description, stored company context, recurring routines, and clear quality standards. That is what turns generic AI into a working team member.
Each role comes with a defined job description, role-specific prompts, recurring routines, and module packs. Generate any of them for free, or have them installed professionally.
Operations & coordination
Manages cross-functional priorities, tracks OKRs and commitments, prepares board and leadership meeting packs, and surfaces blockers before they become problems. The role most founders try to do themselves until they burn out.
Decision support & reflection
A structured thinking partner for decisions that don't have a clear owner. Stress-tests strategy, pressure-tests assumptions, and holds the thread between what you said you'd do and what you actually did.
Marketing & positioning
Owns positioning, messaging, and campaign strategy. Writes in your voice, not the internet's. Maintains brand guidelines, drafts campaign briefs, and runs the content calendar so marketing doesn't stop when the founder gets busy.
Technical strategy & architecture
Evaluates technical decisions, reviews architecture, and translates between the engineering team and the business. Maintains ADRs, reviews vendor choices, and keeps the tech strategy document honest.
Process & efficiency
Maps and optimises the recurring processes that keep the business running. SOPs, onboarding sequences, vendor management, compliance checklists. The work that nobody owns until something breaks.
AI strategy & implementation
Assesses AI readiness across the organisation, identifies high-leverage automation opportunities, builds the internal AI playbook, and trains team members on effective AI usage. The role that makes sure AI adoption is systematic, not scattered.
The generator proves the concept. The AI Brain Sprint installs the production system.
Pick a role. Fill in your company details. The AI Role Factory generates a configured workspace: role definition, prompts, routines, and module recommendations. Download it and set it up in your own Claude, ChatGPT, or Gemini account.
The AI Brain Sprint (£6,500, four weeks) installs the workspace into your real tools. Connected to Notion, Google Drive, or Obsidian. Tuned to your voice and quality standards. Tested against your actual workflows. Includes written role archetypes, evaluation rubrics, and a 30-day handover document.
Every AI role operates at one of three autonomy levels, matched to the trust you have in the output and the stakes of the decision.
The AI Role Factory configures each workspace with the autonomy level that matches the role. You can adjust it as trust builds.
Frequently asked
The AI Role Factory generates configured AI workspaces for specific business roles. Each workspace includes role-specific prompts, recurring routines, module packs, and tool connections. You fill in your company details, pick a role, and get a workspace configured for your business in minutes.
Generic AI starts every conversation cold. An AI Role Factory workspace starts with your company context, your industry, your team structure, and a defined job description for the role. It includes recurring routines (weekly reports, meeting prep, pipeline reviews) that run consistently, not ad-hoc prompts you retype every time.
Generating a workspace is free. You can generate as many roles as you want, download the configuration, and set it up yourself. The paid option is the AI Brain Sprint (£6,500), where Nick installs the workspace into your actual tools, connects your knowledge sources, and tunes it to your voice and processes.
Generating gives you the blueprint: role definition, prompts, routines, and module recommendations. Installing means the workspace is connected to your real tools (Notion, Google Drive, Slack), tuned to your voice and quality standards, and tested against your actual workflows. Generating is the proof of concept. Installing is the production system.
Start with one role. Generate it for free, see what the workspace looks like, and decide whether to install it properly or set it up yourself.