The Spotter.
Farrice Cain
Guy in the Chair
A small hand-off. Not a replacement.

Keep your judgment.
Hand off the repeat work.

Find one job AI can help with. Leave with a ready-to-use prompt, a clear boundary, and a plan to try it this week.

Free · About 5 minutes · No signup · No AI subscription required

Your take-home asset

A Hand-Off Card.
Not another reading list.

AI draftsA first reply to the questions you answer every week.
You keepThe judgment, the relationship, and the send button.
You getA filled-in prompt and three checks before using the output.
You testOne real task. Compare the effort. Keep what helps.
01 / YOUR WEEK

Name a few repeat jobs.

Use the examples or write your own. Three is plenty.

02 / YOUR BOUNDARIES

Keep the important parts.

Sensitive information and consequential decisions come first.

03 / YOUR FIRST TRY

Get a usable starting point.

Copy it, download it, or print your card. No email gate.

Your task answers stay in this browser session. Nothing is sent to Farrice unless you choose to submit the separate Notion request form. This is a rules-based tool, not a live AI chat.

Your work stays yours.

This tool runs in your browser using fixed rules and templates. It does not call an AI service, track clicks, use cookies, or store your task answers on a server.

If this tool is publicly hosted, the hosting provider may process normal request information such as IP addresses. That is separate from your task answers.

Only the optional Notion request form sends information to Farrice. It asks for your name and email so he can reply. Business context and your hand-off summary are optional. Marketing updates require a separate, unchecked opt-in. Ask Farrice to stop updates or delete your request by replying to his email.

Don't paste passwords, health records, financial account details, confidential client material, or other sensitive information into this tool, the request form, or your AI chat. AI output can be wrong. You remain responsible for checking it.

Recommendations use your stated boundaries first, then favor frequent, draining tasks with a reusable template. Time estimates describe current effort, not predicted savings.