Books, Tools, and Live AI Demos

Plain-language books on AI, and live retrieval-augmented systems you can talk to right now — one of each from the same hands, in the same voice.

The Books

Read the books that taught the systems below.

Get to Know Claude

Now on Kindle

Get to Know Claude

Your AI Thinking Partner

The plain-language guide to Claude AI for everyday people — no jargon, no learning curve.

Buy on Kindle About the Book 		Get to Know Your Own Data with RAG

New release — June 8

Get to Know Your Own Data with RAG

Build an AI Search System with Your Own Data

Turn your own documents — books, spreadsheets, PDFs, a whole season of stats — into a private AI you can ask, in plain language.

Available June 8 About the Book
Live Demos

Try the systems the book builds.

Four corpora, four subdomains, one engine — running on a Linux box in my house and answering you over a Cloudflare tunnel.

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The Books Q&A

Ask either book a question and get an answer with citations to the passages it came from.

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2025 NFL Season

Ask the NFL Corpus

Every drive of every game, narrated and indexed. Ask about Mahomes' third downs, Buffalo's pass rush, the Super Bowl.

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2022 FIFA World Cup

Ask the World Cup

The full tournament from Qatar 2022 — group stage to final — answerable in plain language, with sources.

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ARK Invest / Cathy

Ask Cathy

ARK Invest's research, Cathie Wood's commentary, indexed and answerable. A research corpus on the future of innovation.

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About

SHA Publishing & Parmod K. Gandhi

Books and systems by Parmod K. Gandhi — Adjunct System Scientist at Carnegie Mellon University, with fifty years of hardware and software experience. Published by Superior Home Automation Corp. (SHA Publishing) in Port Colborne, Ontario.

The mission is simple: take AI out of the hands of specialists and put it within reach of the rest of us — in plain language, with working examples you can run on your own machine.

"For fifty years we asked humans to learn computer languages. Now computers are learning human languages. The direction of the burden has reversed — and that changes everything about who gets to use these tools and what they can accomplish with them."