A strategy deck gets built over a week of late nights. A number gets copied from an old report. A promise from the last meeting never makes it in. The client notices in the room.
Armbrain cannot tell you whether your strategy is brilliant. It can tell you where your deck disagrees with the record: saved decisions, results from connected apps, and promises made on calls and in email.
How to run the check
- Paste the deck text into your AI assistant, or upload the file to the client's mind.
- Ask Armbrain to flag any number or claim that conflicts with a saved decision or result, and to show the source.
- Ask which open promises to the client the deck leaves out.
- Ask for the hardest questions the client is likely to ask, each with the stored evidence you can point to.
Treat the output as a checklist, not a verdict. Some conflicts are real mistakes. Others are decisions that changed and never got saved, which is worth fixing too.
Better to find the slide with last year's number before the client does. Read the document synthesis guide.