Businesses run on workflows. Their software doesn't.
Operations scatter across email, spreadsheets, and paper — and information degrades at every handoff. The workflow is the product; almost no one builds it as one.
The idea
One connected workflow — set up once, run every day.
01 · ONCE
Set up the program
Model the obligation — services, roles, rules — one time.
→
02 · DAILY
Run it day-to-day
Onboard → do the work → decide, on every case.
→
03 · THROUGHOUT
Hold the proof
Every action recorded — a review-ready audit trail.
The organisation makes every decision · the software holds the proof
Built, shipped, running today · 01
Lex‑AML runs an organisation's entire AML/CTF obligation as one workflow.
Lex-AMLLive
1 Build & maintain the program
2 Onboard team & customers (CDD)
3 PEP & sanctions screening + monitoring
4 Review-ready audit trail on every action
Real Estate · Legal · Accounting · Conveyancing
Built, shipped, running today · 02
FieldTag runs a residential build from one QR sticker per room.
FieldTagLive
1 Author each room, once
2 Print a QR per door frame
3 Scan → routed by role (no app, no login)
4 Live, timestamped activity feed
Builders · Trades · Inspectors
The AI-native shift
Coding stopped being the bottleneck.
Before · scarce
Engineering bandwidth
→
Now · scarce
Taste, judgment & the right workflow
AI writes the code · a person decides which problem is worth solving
How we build · the AI-native way
We don't just prompt AI. We give it an operating system.
CLAUDE.md
The operating contract — persistent project context
Skills
Domain expertise, written once, reused forever
Subagents
Specialist workers running in parallel
/ commands
Standardised, repeatable workflows
MCP
Real access to systems — not just talk
Turns AI from a consultant into an active, autonomous agent
One prompt → a whole workflow
You give one instruction. A team of agents runs it.
O
Orchestrator
plans & delegates
→
I
Implementer
writes the code
→
R
Reviewer
checks quality
→
T
Tester
runs it for real
⇆
F
Fixer
repairs & retries
They hand off, review each other, and self-correct until it passes — humans stay in command