Put AI
to work.
for you.
The quote you rewrite from scratch every time. The numbers you retype into two systems. I find the handful of jobs AI actually does well for a Vermont business your size, set them up, and teach you to run them yourself. No jargon, no hype.
CONSULT · IMPLEMENT · TRAIN
How it works
START WHERE YOU AREA conversation about your business or your day-to-day: which tasks AI genuinely helps with, which it doesn’t, and the one test that decides - if this were wrong, would it matter?
Put the tooling to work - drafting, summarizing, automating the repetitive stuff - set up for you, with a human in the loop where it counts.
Learn to run it yourself - plain-language training for you or your team, so the leverage stays after the engagement ends.

One person. Every detail.
Peregrine Design Werx is Patrick Ruster - a Vermont-based technologist and builder. When you work with PDW, you work directly with the person doing the work: no account managers, no hand-offs, no surprise subcontractors.
Every project ships with clear communication, a price agreed up front, and skills that stay with you.
Not sure yet? Start with a call.
Thirty minutes, free, no pitch. We look at how your week actually goes and find the one or two places AI earns its keep - or I tell you it doesn’t, and you’ve lost half an hour.
Pricing
FLAT FEES · NEVER HOURLYIf I don’t find at least one task worth automating, you don’t pay.
One module from the plain-language AI series, run for a local group - library, business association, town hall. No pitch at the end.
Your own use case, worked through together at your pace. Book an audit within 30 days and this comes off the price.
I walk your actual week with you, then write up what is worth handing to AI, what absolutely is not, and what to do first.
- Every recurring task bucketed - keep it, automate it, or leave it alone
- Your top three quick wins, with the steps to run them
- One pilot recommendation, scoped and priced
- Written up and yours to keep, whether or not we go further
Your staff, your actual work, hands on keyboards. Prep runs against your real tasks and tools, not a generic deck.