Make the AI you already pay for your own.

AI Home Base is a 90-minute one-on-one session with Mickey Clinard of KMaC labs that sets up the AI tool you already pay for, like ChatGPT, Claude, or Copilot, around the way you work. Before the session you run a short prompt in your AI tool and email back the answer, which takes about ten minutes and shows how you use AI today. In the session we review your settings, write custom instructions in your voice, set up memory, and build a starter set of prompts for the tasks you repeat most. You practice with them before we finish, so you know they work. You leave with a short reference guide, so nothing depends on remembering the session.

AI Home Base is $347 for one 90-minute session with KMaC labs. That price covers the whole setup: the review of how you use AI today, custom instructions written from your own emails and documents, a starter set of prompts for your real tasks, hands-on practice, and a reference guide you keep. There is no monthly fee and no new subscription, because the session works with the AI tool you already pay for. If you want more help afterward, one-on-one training is available through Learn, starting with a three-hour package. Most people find one session is enough to get their tool working the way it should.

No. The point of AI Home Base is getting real use out of what you already pay for, whether that's ChatGPT, Claude, or Copilot. Many people have a paid plan with features like memory, custom instructions, or projects that were never turned on or set up for how they work. If you aren't sure which tool fits you, say so when you book, and Mickey will sort that out at the start of the session before anything is configured. If a different plan or tool would genuinely serve you better, you'll get a plain recommendation and the reason, and the decision stays yours.

AI Home Base is built for one person and one person's work. If you run a team, or you're facing bigger decisions about where AI belongs in the business, the AI Clarity Session is the better starting point. That engagement looks at how the whole business runs and ends with a written AI plan, including which tools fit and who should use them. A business owner who mainly wants their own AI working properly can still start with AI Home Base and add team work later. On a free discovery call, Mickey will tell you honestly which one fits, even if the answer is the smaller one.

Yes, and that's most of the work in an AI Home Base session. Mickey writes the AI's instructions from your own emails and documents, so what comes out reads like you wrote it, not like a generic chatbot. For example, if you write short, direct emails and sign off by first name, the instructions say so, and a test draft during the session should match. You review the results before we finish and adjust anything that sounds off. If a task shouldn't be handed to AI at all, such as something that needs your judgment every time, you'll hear that plainly.

No. KMaC labs is based in Pensacola, Florida, and AI Home Base is available nationwide. Sessions are in person around Pensacola or by video anywhere in the United States, and a virtual session covers exactly the same setup as an in-person one. All you need is the device you normally use your AI tool on and access to your account. Mickey prefers meeting in person when it's practical, because sitting side by side makes the hands-on practice easier, but clients outside the area get the same session, the same reference guide, and the same price.

Because out of the box it knows nothing about you or your business. ChatGPT, Claude, and Copilot all ship as a blank page, so until someone sets one up with your context, your voice, and the work you actually do, every answer comes back generic. For example, ask an unconfigured tool for a client follow-up email and you get a polite template. Ask a configured one and it knows your services, your tone, and how you usually close. That setup is exactly what an AI Home Base session does, using the tool and plan you already pay for.

You give it your own words to learn from. ChatGPT has a custom instructions setting and a memory feature, and both work far better with real examples of your writing than with a description like "friendly but professional." In an AI Home Base session, Mickey writes those instructions from your real emails and documents, so what ChatGPT produces reads like you wrote it. He also sets up prompts for the tasks you repeat most, such as follow-up emails or meeting summaries, so they're ready the next morning. The same approach works for Claude and Copilot.