@Tim Fairley well after watching your video on GrokBot and then doing some research I am thinking of getting that involved with my day-to-day task/email management. However, I did just hit a predicted snag in the fact that work has put a halt to any AI connections into any of our systems. Although it's not the end of the world, it's a tad frustrating. I have now at least convinced them today I will do research and present to them the benefits it can offer, the security measure we can take and what I plan on implementing in my own workflows and hopefully once established and proven, then implement to a team level. I am currently loving Opus 5.5 with the tendering process. Today blew my mind when my skill started measuring out conduit runs and then cross referencing it to the builder's quoted measurements and was within 2% after 500m, over around 7 different runs. Working for myself for years I have just learnt that business never stops and unfortunately for me I haven't been able to switch off that mentality, i.e. got home tonight at 9:30. I find myself very productive when emails aren't constant and the phone isn't constant. But yes, it will lead to a burn out for sure, at the moment I am finding it hard to switch off and sleep. The last 2 weeks I think I am averaging 3 hours a night, which is disgusting, especially with 5 kids lol!

@Corey Nichols yeah it is getting there, and my thoughts are exactly that about ContractorOS. I literally had to make a mind map for work today to show the ways I am using AI in the business for fears of data breaches and safety etc. It gets a tad frustrating that I am trying to show the benefits of AI and all the efficiencies it is bringing, and it turns into a huge debate about hacking and safety and now I am having to justify my every move with it. hopefully it all turns around soon.

Really smart use of AI.