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AI Guides for People
Who Work for a Living.

Not another book about robots. Practical, no-jargon guides that point AI at the part of your job you never signed up for — the quotes, the invoices, the messages, the paperwork — one profession at a time, written in your language.

The Series

Pick Your Job.

Every edition is built the same way: the ten-minute setup, the one skill that runs everything, copy-ready prompts for your actual workday, and a 30-day plan that installs the lot without a single "learning AI" session.

AI for
Tradies

Quote from the ute, chase invoices without the awkwardness, win more local work. For sparkies, chippies, plumbers and every sole trader drowning in Sunday-night paperwork.

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AI for
Contractors

The US edition — bids, estimates, collections and crew comms for contractors, tradesmen and small outfits.

Coming Soon
AI for
Nurses

Handover notes, shift admin and the writing work that eats the hours you'd rather spend on patients.

In the Works
AI for
Truckers

Owner-operator admin, dispatch comms and the paperwork that follows every load.

In the Works
AI for
Farmers

Records, compliance, seasonal planning and the office work that stands between you and the actual farm.

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How Every Guide Is Built

Three Rules, Every Book.

No Hype

Where AI is genuinely good, we show you. Where it's unreliable or risky — money, safety, anything a licensed professional signs — we say so plainly.

No Jargon

If you can ring a supplier and ramble a job down the phone, you can run every system in these books. Talking beats typing throughout.

You Do the Facts

AI does the writing. Your prices, measurements and professional judgement stay yours — checked by you, every time, no exceptions.

The Author

Dan Harrigan

Dan isn't a tradie, a nurse or a trucker — and that's the point. He's the bloke on the other side: an IT-qualified builder of digital tools and automation systems from Far North Queensland who spends every working day doing exactly what these books teach — turning rambling notes into finished documents with AI, and finding out the hard way what these tools can and can't do.

Watching people who work with their hands lose their evenings to paperwork his tools could handle in minutes is what started the series. Every prompt tested. Nothing he wouldn't use in his own business.