Every desk works differently. JMN builds automation around the process you already run — pulling news from your platforms to your desk, turning inputs into first-draft outputs, and taking the recurring manual steps end-to-end. Not one tool for everyone; an agent scoped to how you work.
A large share of the desk's time goes to data and production work — triaging news across dozens of names, wading through long documents, running the same processes every cycle. It is necessary, but it is not analysis. These are the areas JMN automates:
And these are only the obvious ones. No two desks run the same process, so we don't work from a template — we customise deeply to the tasks your team actually repeats. Start with a free consultation: we map your research workflow end to end, then design and build the automated pipeline around it.
This is for the bespoke work — the multi-step processes and AI systems that sit outside an off-the-shelf tool. Repeatable model updates run in the Excel Assistant and repeatable report drafts in DraftPilot; here we build everything around them. A few of the systems we build:
RAG, fine-tuning and agents are not a ladder — each solves a different problem, and the right build is often a combination. We pick what fits the task, not the other way round.
The techniques are current — retrieval-grounded models, large-scale document extraction, multi-step agents. The discipline is ours: in research, an output is only useful if you can trust it and trace it. So every pipeline we build is grounded in your data, reviewed by a person, and auditable end to end.
A simple path — start with a conversation, see it work on your own desk, then roll it out. We build, test and deploy, and support it as your workflow changes.
Clear guidance on where AI fits — and where it doesn't. Automation handles the repetitive work; every output reaches the desk for review, and the analyst's judgement stays the analyst's.
Start with a short call. We map how your desk works, point out what is worth automating — and what isn't — and build a pilot on your own workflow, free to evaluate.