An inbound enquiry arrives from a couple in Melbourne: eleven nights, Delhi in and Mumbai out, interested in forts, food and one night under canvas, mid-range budget, no early mornings. Building that itinerary properly takes a consultant most of a day — picking the route, checking hotel availability, costing transport, writing the day-by-day prose and producing a presentable PDF.
Four fifths of that document is the same as the one built yesterday. The forts do not move. The driving time from Udaipur to Jodhpur has not changed. Only the hotel tier, the pace and a few personal touches are genuinely new, and consultants spend their day on the part that is not.
The numbers that moved.
All figures modelled — see the note above.
The list we will not build.
Most people selling AI leave this part out. It is the part that decides whether the whole thing survives its first year.
Taste is the product. A model does not know which haveli has a new owner and has gone downhill since March.
A wrong driving time or a closed monument in a sent document costs the booking and the reputation.