New — The PCI Workbook

Your clients don't need an AI expert. They need you.

A working method for the advisor who makes sure a client's values are built into an AI decision before a vendor's are.

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Digital workbook + editable templates. Instant download.

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The problem you
already see.
Your clients are adopting AI. Few are governing it.

A donor-scoring model encodes a definition of who is worth attention. A drafting tool encodes a voice. A personalization engine encodes assumptions about why people give. None of that is chosen out loud. It arrives with the software.

If a client does not set the logic, the vendor's becomes the default. And the default is never neutral. It was tuned for engagement, speed, or conversion, because that is what sells software.

The failures that matter most are the ones no one can see.

Three moves.
Use them this week.
The workbook is deliberately mechanical. Each move hands you the actual artifact.
01

Diagnose

Name where a client actually stands on our five-stage readiness spectrum, not where the board believes it stands.

02

Architect

Four pillars that turn a client's worries into structure. Each carries a guardrail that keeps the mission protected.

03

Apply

Three tools with blank templates and worked examples. Context Brief, Vendor Vetting Checklist, Values Audit.

The four pillars.
Every pillar carries a guardrail. Together they form the architecture of values-aligned AI.
PILLAR 01

Contextual Training

The organization defines its own context before deploying anything: mission, who it serves, voice, and what a good outcome means.

PILLAR 02

Values-Aligned Guardrails

Proprietary data stays out of free tools. A person stays in the loop on decisions a historical model would otherwise make alone.

PILLAR 03

Workflow Embedding

Put AI where it removes repetitive first-pass work. Keep judgment and the human relationship with a person.

PILLAR 04

Participatory Feedback

The people affected get a voice. Build a feedback loop, audit honestly, close the loop, adjust, repeat.

Three tools.
Ready to use.
Each comes with a blank template and a worked example you can adapt to a real client.
01

The Context Brief

One page a client fills in before any tool is bought: mission, who they serve, voice, what they'll never automate, what a good outcome means.

Template + Worked Example
02

The Vendor Vetting Checklist

Questions that turn a sales demo into a real evaluation, including green flags and red flags that make a tool's inability to explain its own scoring a reason to walk.

Template + Worked Example
03

The Values Audit

The recurring check that asks whether a tool, in practice, still serves the people the client says it serves.

Template + Worked Example
Is this for you?
Built for advisors to mission-driven organizations. Not for everyone.

This is for you if

  • You advise nonprofits or foundations and AI decisions are landing on your desk.
  • You want a method you can apply with a client, not another overview.
  • You'd rather build values in than react after a tool is bought.

Not for you if

  • You're looking for engineering or model-building instruction.
  • You want a list of AI products to resell.
  • You're not working with mission-driven organizations.
Choose your entry.
Start with the workbook, or bring the tools and a working session with Delvina.
The Workbook

People-Centered AI

$50

The complete method and every artifact.

  • Full PCI workbook (digital PDF)
  • All three moves: Diagnose, Architect, Apply
  • Five-stage readiness diagnostic
  • Four pillars with guardrails
  • All three tool templates + worked examples
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Encode your own logic first.

Your clients don't need an AI expert. They need the advisor who makes sure their values are built in before a vendor's are. This workbook is how you take that position deliberately.

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