Become an AI Shepherd.
AI Shepherds are independent AI/ML experts who help organizations adopt Achiral — guiding setup, improving memory quality, diagnosing inference behavior, and referring teams that need private AI.
What Shepherds do
A mix of advisory, hands-on implementation, and careful diagnosis when memory or inference quality needs human judgment.
- Onboard organizations — configure Chiro, connect tools, set up roles and permissions
- Review retrieval quality when Chiro misses context or overweights a memory
- Tune prompts, context strategy, and inference routing for better answers
- Diagnose connector issues, workflow gaps, and action behavior
- Escalate product or infrastructure issues with clear technical diagnosis
- Refer organizations that need private AI memory and stay involved as their guide
Who should apply
The best Shepherds combine technical depth with the patience to explain retrieval, prompts, and model behavior without making the customer feel small.
- AI/ML engineers with hands-on LLM, RAG, or fine-tuning experience
- Full-stack developers who have built AI features in production
- Solutions engineers who can explain complex systems clearly
- Domain experts (legal, finance, ops, engineering) who understand how knowledge moves inside organizations
How it works
Shepherds work as independent contractors, fully remote. You earn through assigned customer support, implementation engagements, and qualified referrals. The work is scoped around the organizations you are qualified to support.
Apply: Send your background and examples of AI/ML work you've shipped.
Qualify: We evaluate technical judgment, communication, and ability to help real teams.
Partner: Support assigned organizations, refer customers, or both.
Help organizations adopt AI that remembers.
Send your resume, portfolio, or a short note about who you help and what AI/ML systems you've built. If you already know organizations that need private AI memory, mention referral partnership.
Subject: “AI Shepherd Application” or “Referral Partner”