You don't need to build anything — just prescribe existing AI tools

One of the most common misconceptions about this model is that you need deep technical knowledge or coding skills. According to Corey Gannon, that's not the case. 'We're not building anything, we're not implementing anything. All we're doing is prescribing tools that already exist.' The analogy is a doctor writing a prescription — you diagnose the pain, then match it to an off-the-shelf remedy. Because the tools are already built and publicly available, the service is accessible to virtually anyone willing to learn what AI tools are out there and how to identify business bottlenecks.