Privacy and safety are part of a practical AI workflow.
This is a working reference for deciding what belongs in an approved tool, where human review remains, and when a task should stay outside the service boundary. It is not a final legal policy or provider-specific guarantee.
Keep out of unapproved public tools
Confidential information
Do not paste employer, customer, medical, financial, account, or other sensitive details into an unapproved public AI tool or unverified contact channel.
Keep with people
Final review and control
Client accounts, source material, final choices, customer communication, and publishing remain client-controlled and human-reviewed.
Use an appropriate environment
Approved tools and examples
Workplace examples belong in employer-approved tools. Begin with non-confidential material and a review point that can be explained plainly.
Before you hire anyone
Four things I will tell you straight.
- I will tell you when AI is the wrong toolSome tasks are not worth automating, and some are not safe to. If yours is one of them, you will hear that in the audit instead of a proposal.
- Your accounts and files stay yoursI work in your tools, hand the work back, and leave you able to run it without me. No lock-in, and no dependency by design.
- A person checks the resultNothing gets sent, published, or decided by a workflow on its own. The review point is part of the build, not an afterthought.
- Confidential details stay out of public toolsCustomer, medical, financial, and employee information does not go into an unapproved public AI tool. We start from a safe example.
Service limitations
A careful boundary is part of the offer.
This service does not provide legal, financial, medical, cybersecurity, insurance, or compliance advice. It does not promise autonomous decisions, autonomous publishing, security guarantees, or safety-critical home controls.
Final public terms, data-handling language, provider configuration, business registration, insurance, and tax obligations still require owner and qualified-professional review.
Next step
See the service menu after you understand the boundary.
The menu keeps setup, training, and scoped workflow options visible. Booking status remains a separate page with no form, calendar, or immediate-response promise.