Turn a lifetime of work into something others can learn from.
AI literacy training · Personal coaching · An archive worth sharing
Give your notes, interviews, films or research a new purpose. Explore a book or learning project without losing your voice.
Bring one task or idea you would like to explore.
Your starting point
Who this is for.
Researchers, educators, filmmakers and anyone ready to pass on a collection of work or experience.
What to bring
A few notes, photographs or interview extracts you own or have permission to use, with their source labels.
Chat · Workflow · Agent · Teamwork
What ACX looks like when you shape an archive.
From finding a theme to working with an editor:
ACX 1 Chat
Find the story in a small collection.
Share a few notes or photo captions you can use. Ask AI for possible themes, then discuss which fits your experience.
Human check: You check names, dates and meaning against the originals.
ACX 2 Workflow
Turn each batch into an outline.
Build a routine: label the material, summarise it, check the summary, then add it to a chapter outline with source references.
Human check: You keep only the themes and passages that fit your purpose.
ACX 3 Agent
Have an agent prepare a chapter draft.
Give it an approved outline and selected sources. Ask it to draft one section, flag gaps and pause for your review.
Human check: You check the sources and voice before it drafts more.
ACX 4 Teamwork
Bring an editor into the project.
Agree how you and an editor use AI to organise sources and suggest edits while you shape the book or learning material together.
Human check: People check permissions, preserve your voice and decide what to publish.
In your coaching journey: practise Chat and Workflow, try a guided Agent task, and explore how Teamwork could fit your needs.
Small steps. Real practice.
What you can practise.
Keeping source references attached to your material.
Choosing themes that reflect your intention.
Editing an AI draft in your own voice.
A useful next step.
Work towards an outline and a tested sample within an agreed scope. A finished book is a larger project.
Who is communicating?
The same clear intention helps in four kinds of connection.
- H2SHuman to Self
With yourself
Choose what your archive should pass on.
- H2HHuman to Human
With people
Ask a reader which parts need context.
- HAIHuman to AI
With AI
Ask AI for a draft outline from approved extracts.
- A2AAI to AI
Between AI tools
Check source references before passing a draft to a second tool.
These connections can appear at several ACX levels. Start with one useful conversation.
The coaching journey
Four days. Part-time.
Built around a real task.
- 1–5 people
- Solo learners welcome
- Designed for beginners
Agree a goal with your coach, try a manageable task and review the results together. There is time for questions and practice.
Discuss the project, schedule, delivery format and fee with Estève before booking.
Your questions.
Do I need to digitise everything first?
Start by discussing the material and its format. We can agree which small, usable sample to bring and what preparation it needs.
What happens to private material?
You decide what can be used. We discuss permissions and tool settings before uploading anything; confidential items can stay out of the exercise.
Do I need to know how to use AI already?
The journey is designed for beginners. We start with your goal and what you already know, then agree a manageable task.
Start with a conversation
Tell us about the material—and who you hope it will help.
Bring one task or idea you would like to explore.