Build a reusable AI consultant with Claude and Perceptis
Turn a website brief into evidence-backed recommendations and an editable deck, with review before slide production.
Watch the original video ↗Build the consultant before assigning the prospect
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Luke asks Claude to create reusable consulting instructions, then connects Perceptis for the presentation. This separates the method from a single prospect’s details.
- Specify your services, audience, supplied inputs and output format.
- Ask for an engagement method that separates observations with sources, assumptions and information gaps.
- Require a review stop before the deck; prohibit invented traffic, revenue, bookings and customer results.
Review the website evidence
In the demonstration the findings recommend repairs before a new website, and one finding is withdrawn. The recommendation needs to follow the evidence even when it changes the intended pitch.
- Supply the exact prospect website and inspect the pages the agent actually reached.
- Check each claim against its source and capture screenshots that support it.
- Remove or qualify findings that cannot be reproduced. Approve the recommendation before producing slides.
Create a deck you can edit and present
The first deck needs layout improvements, and adding website screenshots requires a separate step.
- Choose the Perceptis template and generate the approved structure.
- Inspect every slide for crowded text, unsupported claims and missing evidence.
- Add real screenshots, export the PowerPoint and inspect it in Canva.
- Prepare a Loom walkthrough around the approved deck; keep a prospect concept distinct from client-approved work.
The takeaway
A useful consulting workflow can recommend a repair instead of a rebuild. The demo establishes neither a client sale nor a measured business result.
About this article and its sources
Written follow-along guide prepared 31 October 2026 from this exact published video’s description and chapter sequence. The checklists are editorial adaptations, not verbatim transcript quotations. Demonstrated results are attributed to the video; the full final video was not independently transcribed or watched for this article, and the product was not retested. For installation commands, later interface changes and current offers, use the original resources linked here.
