Conefer, Inc.AI consulting · veteran-led
Albuquerque, New MexicoClients across the country
Corey FrasureThe AI Mad Genius · founder
OpenAI Select Partner

About

Most of this job istalking people out of things.

I'm Corey Frasure, the AI Mad Genius, founder of Conefer. Twenty-one years in the military, fourteen in corporate operations, and now an AI consultant for small businesses.

Long enough to know that most problems aren't AI problems — and that the person selling you the fix should be willing to tell you when there isn't one.

21 yrs military14 yrs operations26+ organizations advised

Corey Frasure, founder of Conefer
Corey Frasure · Albuquerque, New Mexico

02Where it comes from

I've run the operations I'm now automating.

The military taught me to plan when being wrong has a real cost. Corporate operations taught me where work actually breaks: the handoffs, the retyping, the step nobody wrote down.

Twenty-six organizations later, the pattern holds. The problem is rarely the technology. It's the process nobody has looked at hard. So I look at the process first. That's the whole job.

03Why it's one person

I don't hand the build to someone else.

Being the expert is how I get hired. Building is still the engine. I deliver at a speed that used to take a team, because the cost of building collapsed and I keep a library of reusable agents and skills I've refined by solving the same problem a dozen ways.

Claude agents, vibe-coded software, n8n workflows. I pick the tool that fits, not the one I'm selling.

"I'll tell you not to buy it" only means something because I could have built it.

04How I keep it honest

Human in the loop, by default.

AI that ships into a real business needs guardrails, not vibes. Everything runs with a human checkpoint. I corroborate a result before I trust it. I don't build things that bypass other people's security to look clever. If it can't be verified, it doesn't go live.

You're handing me your business. I treat it that way.

The five things I decided not to automate →

05How this works

Three ways in. Two of them are free.

However you found me — a search, a speech, a class, or somebody sent you — you can start anywhere on this map. The free SITREP is six questions about one AI tool you already pay for, and takes three minutes. A working call is thirty minutes on your actual process. The class is half a day or a full day, on its own or after any of the rest. A Conefer Recon starts with the call, because what it covers depends on what you're running.

How to work with Conefer However you found Corey Frasure — a search, a speech, a class, or a referral — there are three ways to work with Conefer. The SITREP is free and takes three minutes: six questions about one AI tool you already pay for. A working call is free and takes thirty minutes: what else is running, and whether a Conefer Recon is worth it. Every Conefer Recon starts with that call. The Recon takes two days to a week and covers whatever the business is actually running, which is why it starts with the call. After it, he builds it, your people learn it in the class, or both. The class is also a way in on its own. CONEFER, INC.AI CONSULTING · VETERAN-LED A ONE-PAGE GUIDE HOW THIS WORKS HOW TO WORK WITH CONEFER Most people find me after they have bought AI and nothing changed. Here is what happens next. However you found me Start here We talk The work Then You found me online a search, or an AI answer You heard me speak a conference or a chamber You took the class mine, or your chamber's Somebody sent you a client, or a friend Free · 3 minutes The SITREP Did the AI you boughtchange anything? Six questions about onetool you already pay for. You get the answer onscreen and in your inbox. Free · 30 minutes A working call What else is running —and is a Conefer Reconworth it? We go through your business,not a slideshow. I work outhow big the job is. Come straight here if youalready know what you want. Every Conefer Recon starts here Two days to a week The Conefer Recon Everything you're running,graded. Then rebuilt. I talk to the people doing thework. Every place AI touchesyour business gets a verdict. What it covers dependson what you're running.The call works it out. I build it What should havebeen there, built. Or the class, so yourpeople can run it. — or both Come to this on its own, or after any of the above The class Half or full day · 12 seats Learn to use AI on a process you already run — not a case study.Open to anyone. Also run for chambers and associations. Come to it · before anything else· if the timing isn't right· after a Recon· or on its own, any time straight to the class or start with the class if the timing’s off when you want more so your team can run it Where to start Anywhere on this page. Most people run the SITREP first — it takes three minutes. If you already know what you want, book the call and skip it. Corey Frasure, the AI Mad Genius, founder of Conefer · Albuquerque, New Mexico · OpenAI Select Partner conefer.com
One page, and you can take it with youDownload the guide →

06The book

The book · coming

It Was Never Built for You

You tried the chatbot. It gave you something that sounded right and helped nothing, so you decided AI wasn't for your business.

It wasn't. That window was built for everybody at once, and the part that would make it work on your business sits behind it. Nobody hands you that part. I'm writing this for the owner who already tried.

The first chapter's done and it's yours — free. Drop your email and I'll send it over. No spam.

07Next step

See how I actually work.

Thirty minutes on your actual process — what's running, what it's doing for you, and how big a job it would be to sort out. Including the part where I tell you not to buy something.

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AI consultant · Business advisor · SCORE mentor · Investor · Author · OpenAI Select Partner · New Mexico, clients nationwide