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An independent resource for the Clemson community

Put AI to work on the processes you already run.

Not another tool tour. clemsonai.com is a working resource for Clemson faculty, staff, and students. The workshop builds things you keep using, the process maps come from a real campus event, and the policy pages put Clemson’s own rules in plain language.

clemsonai.com is independent: not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Clemson University. Policy links point to official university sources.

What’s inside

A workshop, two process maps, the policy sources, and an assistant that cites them.

The framework

Every step of a process gets one of three calls.

“What would you like to automate?” asks you to already know what’s automatable. Start from the process instead, and the steps show you where AI fits, and where it shouldn’t go.

Automate

The step runs without a person in it. You build it once, put it on a schedule, and check a sample now and then instead of reviewing everything.

Augment

AI writes the draft and a person makes the call. The blank page goes away, but nothing ships without someone's eyes on it.

Keep

A person does the whole step, on purpose, because trust is the deliverable. Relationships and negotiations live here.

See all 110 steps classified →

Who’s behind this

Will Scrivener, ProvenLabs

Will helps teams get past AI curiosity and into production: process mapping, hands-on workshops, and the unglamorous work of making automation trustworthy. clemsonai.com is his independent resource for the Clemson community. It was built around a real engagement with real campus processes, and it stays maintained after the workshop ends.

Everything here teaches to Clemson’s own published policies rather than inventing positions. When a question needs an official answer instead of an outside one, the site says so.

Get in touch

Questions, workshops, or what to build next

Session logistics, a workshop for your own unit, or what to build after one.

Email Will