About
Twenty years of building software, now teaching the practitioners who use it.
I'm Ashley Cohen. I've spent twenty years in software engineering and technical leadership. These days I teach AI tools to professionals — primarily lawyers — whose work is too document-heavy to keep doing the old way.
The story
How this practice started.
I used AI to organize complex legal documents for my own court case. Two practicing attorneys — from opposing firms — saw the results and independently reached out asking if I'd train them. Neither was pitched. Both became clients.
That's the entire origin of this business: the work product spoke for itself, and the people who needed it found me.
Methodology
How I teach.
From real practice, not slides. Every session works with your actual documents, your actual workflows, your actual jurisdictional quirks. No hypotheticals.
Role-specific. A litigator's needs are not a transactional attorney's needs. The Sprint deliverables — particularly the custom prompt library — are built for your practice area, not a generic “law firm” template.
Confidence over completeness. My job isn't to teach you everything about AI. It's to make you capable and confident with the parts that affect your work. Most non-technical professionals don't need a survey of the field; they need to walk away knowing what to do Monday morning.
Credentials
Restraint, where it counts.
- Twenty years in software engineering and technical leadership
- Trained 40+ professionals across legal, marketing, engineering, and leadership roles
- Hands-on practitioner with Claude, Cursor, ChatGPT, and AI-assisted workflows
- Inbound demand from practicing attorneys after seeing real work product
Working with me starts with a discovery call.
Tell me a little about your practice. I'll tell you whether the Sprint, a workshop, or coaching is the right fit.