You Shouldn’t Be Paying to Maintain Something That Was Supposed to Just Work
There’s a particular kind of frustration that only shows up once automation has already proved itself. Not the scepticism of never having tried it,…
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Building the New Shape Firm
What if you were starting a firm today? Part 9 of The Self-Improving Firm — a nine-part series on what AI-native looks like for…
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You Built the Automation. It Worked. Then It Didn’t. Here’s Why.
If you’re reading this because a Zapier flow silently stopped triggering last Tuesday, or your Power Automate process has started throwing errors nobody in…
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Where Humans Still Belong
What if the partner’s job became more human, not less? Part 8 of The Self-Improving Firm, a nine-part series on what AI-native looks like…
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News Just In: bots for that is Changing
We are upgrading ourselves here at bots for that. The truth is, we’re growing up. And with that comes a change in direction and…
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A nine-part series on what an AI-native accounting firm actually looks like — built around AI from the floor up, not bolted on top.
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The Roman Legion Problem
What if the org chart is the bottleneck? The firm pyramid was built to move information through people — the one job AI absorbs best.
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Burn Tokens, Not Headcount
What if your next hire is a context window? Recruitment cost and compute cost are now the same line item on a partner P&L.
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The Sensor Layer
What if your firm could see every client signal in real time? Replacing partner memory with a queryable, continuous record.
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The Decision Layer
What if every policy in your firm were written down? The hardest — and most clarifying — part of becoming AI-native.
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