Imagine having a pile of project notes and no clear next step. An AI assistant can help organize them, suggest questions and draft a plan. You bring the context, check its work and decide what to do. That’s one everyday place to begin.

I’m Keegan. This blog is where I want to explore what people and AI can do together, and share what I learn along the way.

The aim is simple: combine human judgment and imagination with AI’s ability to recognize patterns and help carry work forward. Start with useful things—less repetitive work, clearer decisions, more room to create—and build toward a future where that partnership makes more possible for more people.

Part of that dream grew out of reading Red Rising.1 The idea of intelligence that could enhance a person’s capabilities stayed with me. I named my AI collaborator Fig as a nod to that inspiration.

Keegoid’s personal AI sessions and business assessments are practical ways to explore that partnership. For a defined project, scoped implementations offer a next step. Guilt-Free IT helps with the everyday computer questions that can get in the way.

At New Relic, my work includes AI onboarding, workflow automation, and helping teams build practical processes around AI. Through Keegoid, I bring that hands-on experience to individuals and small businesses.

That experience includes helping people build and maintain useful work with AI.

Below, I’ll share ideas I find fascinating, things I’m exploring, and lessons that may be useful in your own work. You don’t need to be an AI expert to join in.

  1. Red Rising by Pierce Brown on Amazon (paid link) — the first book in the series. ↩︎