A Fieldwork two-day AI training in a Boise conference room: the facilitator at the screen, the team at their laptops.

Grow faster than you can hire.

We train your whole team on AI, in your office, on their real work. Then we build the automations worth building. More work out the door, with the team you already have.

Plot my first 5 use cases →

A 30-minute call. Free.

Rafanelli & Nahas·Arriaga Mediation·Van Engen Ranch

“Fieldwork brought our people from very different points in their AI journey to a similar level.”
Scott Schoenherr · Rafanelli & Nahas, Boise

Real estate · Healthcare · Legal · Accounting · Construction · On-site across the Treasure Valley

Three steps from first call to Field Plan.

  1. 01

    30-minute call

    Free

    Is Fieldwork a fit? We plot your first 5 use cases, and take a baseline: where your people are with AI, and your AI strategy today.

    You leave with: Your first 5 use cases, ranked, and where your team stands.

  2. 02

    Use-case session

    Free, by invitation

    90 minutes with your leadership team, in your office. Every idea on one map: where AI pays, and what to leave alone.

    You leave with: Your use-case map.

    Offered after the call, when there's a fit.

  3. 03

    Field Plan

    Priced to your team

    Your fluency program and the builds worth doing, scoped and priced in one plan. The same structure every time, built around your map.

    Field Plan.

    Prepared for your team

    1. 1Your use-case map
    2. 2Your 60 days of fluency
    3. 3The builds worth doing
    4. 4Price
    5. 5The guarantee, in writing
Plot my first 5 use cases →

Steps 1 and 2 are free. You decide at every step.

Every AI to-do list has a line.

Left of it, your team does the work. Right of it, we build it. Our training moves the line.

Level 0, skeptic: your team handles 1, we build 9. Tap a step to move the line.

Where do you actually stand?

Two sliders, one for you and one for your company. Pick the level that fits. We'll show you what we'd work on next.

Where do I stand?

"I use AI daily. I've gotten real value but it lives in browser tabs."

  • →Stop tab-hopping. Move into a Claude Project or custom GPT for your top 3 tasks
  • →Capture your context once, reuse it everywhere
  • →Pick one decision you make weekly and codify the framework

→ Together we'd map which of your weekly tasks are worth handing to AI.

Where do we stand?

"Our numbers assemble themselves. We read them and decide, instead of collecting them."

  • →Find the report somebody rebuilds by hand every Monday
  • →Make every number show its source. Nobody trusts a number they can't explain
  • →Attach a next step to each item that surfaces. A flag alone changes nothing
  • →Decide which workflow behind those numbers deserves a real rebuild

→ Together we'd map your decision spine, then build the first one that pays.

Want a written assessment and a proposal scoped to where you actually are?

Send us your results →

The AI revolution is happening. Most people are watching it on a webinar.

Three things are true at once. The tools are getting better every month. The cost of building is collapsing. And the gap between people who use AI and people who operate it is widening fast.

Most of what's on offer doesn't help you cross that gap. Online courses you'll never finish. SaaS wrappers that lock your data behind someone else's UI. Big-firm consultants who hand you a deck and disappear. Vibe-coded prototypes nobody can maintain.

You don't need any of that.

You need a team that trains your people and builds what's actually worth building, then hands it over running, so your people own it and operate it. Your data, your prompts, your tools. Portable. Yours.

That's what we do.

“People worry AI means we stop using our brains. It’s the opposite — it lets us stop doing the things that don’t use our brains. Stop the tedium.”
Scott Schoenherr — Managing Partner, Rafanelli & Nahas

Own your AI. Or someone else owns your business.

01

In-person AI fluency, not just tech.

Everyone trained on their own work, at their own keyboard, before and after we build. A team that understands the system uses it. One that doesn't works around it.

02

You own what we build.

It runs in your systems, under your accounts, with your rules. No seats to rent and no platform to be locked into. What we build is yours to keep, change, or run without us.

03

Led by an experienced operator.

MIT engineer. $10M+ capital raised. Four boards managed. Payroll made. Companies started and sold. Rocks missed. Fieldwork's founder, Gabe Blanchet, has run a business like yours.

We show up in person, train your team, and build what's worth building.

Most AI consulting ships a chatbot and leaves. We do the opposite. We work on-site with your team, and three things happen. Often all at once.

Train your team, in person

We're in the room — with your exec and the people who actually do the work. Hands on keyboards, your real tools, your real workflows. The whole team levels up together, not just the person who signed the contract.

Map your data and where AI pays off

We inventory your systems and what their data can actually support, trace how work moves between them, and baseline today's numbers. Then we rank where the money and the hours are hiding.

Build what's worth building

When a workflow is worth automating, we build it and hand it over running. The training makes your team fluent enough to operate it, push it, and know when it's working. The heavy engineering stays with us, so you get something production-grade, not a half-built prototype.

Your team moves up the AI-Native scale in 60 days. Or we keep working, free, until it does.

One promise, and it's measurable. Train with us and your team moves up at least one level on the 0–5 AI-Native scale. Measured the same way on Day 1 and at the Day 60 review. Here's how we hold ourselves to it.

01

The whole team, not a hero.

We measure the team — from the exec who signed to the people doing the work. Everyone we train moves up, or the guarantee isn't met. No leaning on one power user to carry the score.

02

Measured, not vibes.

Day 1, your team rates itself on the 0–5 AI-Native scale, the same one in the calculator at the top of this page. Day 60, same rubric, same questions, next to the usage data. No moving goalposts.

03

Or we keep working, on us.

Haven't moved up at least one level by Day 60? We keep coaching, free, until you do. The risk is ours, not yours.

The fine print: this covers training engagements. If you bring us in purely to build an automation — no training, no upleveling your team — the guarantee doesn't apply, and we'll both know that going in.

Haven't rated yourself yet? Scroll up — the calculator at the top of this page is the same one the guarantee runs on.

Real artifacts. Real businesses. Yours when we're done.

Rafanelli & Nahas

Decades of lease terms lived in documents nobody could query. We indexed thousands of them across dozens of properties, inside the firm's own SharePoint, where the corpus already lived. Tenants, premises, economics, dated obligations, document lineage. Ask it a question and trust the number.

Arriaga Mediation

An attorney inquiry arrives. A reply is waiting in his own Outlook drafts before he opens it. He reads it, changes what he wants, sends it. Nothing goes out that he didn't send.

Van Engen Ranch

We set the business up from the ground up. Domain, email and shared Drive on Google Workspace. Brand, site, and a storefront selling beef shares direct to customers.

vanengenranch.com

Rent A Pool Boise

Not a client. Our own bet on temporary pool rental in Boise, built end to end: brand identity, marketing site, interactive estimator with Google Maps service-area validation, early-bird pricing, partial-lead capture, GA4 funnel, and a Sheets back-office on Apps Script. Zero to operational in weeks.

rentapoolboise.com
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OpenAI Select Partner. Operator-led. Proven in the room.

OpenAI Select Partner

Named an OpenAI Select Partner, September 2026.

Forbes 30 Under 30 founder

Co-founded Grove Labs, acquired by LG. Then CEO, CTO and head of product at venture-backed companies.

24 trained. Nine now building.

Designed and led the AI fluency program at Rafanelli & Nahas. Nine of the 24 now build their own AI workflows.

Models

  • OpenAI (ChatGPT)
  • Anthropic (Claude)
  • xAI (Grok)
  • OpenRouter

Where your work lives

  • Microsoft 365 & Azure
  • Google Workspace
  • QuickBooks Online

Model-agnostic by design. We build inside the systems you already pay for.

“Gabe is the rare one who can do all three things that usually don’t live in the same person: coach a team through real change, build the systems himself, and roll them out so they stick. He closes the whole loop — from strategy to working system to adoption. The teams he touches come out faster and clearer than they went in.”

Luke Larkin

Owner, Larkin Systems

“We had a team spread all over the map on AI — from skeptics to daily users. Fieldwork brought everyone to the same capable baseline, building with skills and projects on their own work.”

Scott Schoenherr

Managing Partner, Rafanelli & Nahas

“I’m just laughing at the drafts that are created. They’re 1,000 times better than anything I could come up with — and in no time.”

Matt Arriaga

Owner, Arriaga Mediation

We build with your team, not for them.

Fieldwork is an AI training and implementation firm in Boise, founded by Gabe Blanchet — MIT engineer, and an operator who has built and sold software companies for a decade.

Every engagement runs with two people on-site: a facilitator who trains your team, and an engineer who works the table. The coaching comes from scars, not slides.

Gabe Blanchet, founder of Fieldwork AI

Boise, Idaho. Husband, father of two, builder by training.

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