Sold on an agentic future.
Unsure where to start.
Pull me in. I'll find the highest-value job to hand off, build the worker that does it, and leave you with something your team can run on its own.
One worker shipped, end-to-end.
Three phases. No prompt-engineering retainers. No nine-month strategy decks.
1. Find the job
A short discovery: who does what today, where the time goes, which outcome is worth automating first. We pick one job — not a roadmap.
2. Build the worker
I scope the worker tight, build it against your real data, and ship it where your team already works. Two to six weeks, working checkpoints throughout.
3. Hand it off
Docs, a runbook, training. The worker is yours. Keep me on for the next job or run it solo — you own the definition either way.
Workers across the agentic stack.
Engagements I've shipped or am shipping. Plus custom agents and bespoke automation when your job is outside the catalogue.
Coding agents
PR reviews, refactors, scoped feature work. Coding workers your team trusts on the diff.
RAG / retrieval
Answers grounded in your docs, transcripts, and tickets — with citations back to the source.
Conversational search
Replace the search bar with a worker that asks back, narrows the query, and remembers context.
Document processing
Extract, classify, route — invoices, contracts, forms. Human review for the edge cases.
Content generation
Drafts in your voice — briefs, social, longform. The worker writes; you review and ship.
Media generation
Image and video workers wired to your brand kit. Outputs that already look like yours.
Agentic commerce
Buying workers that quote, compare, and check out on your behalf — within your guardrails.
MCP integrations
Wire your internal tools to any model that speaks MCP. One server, every assistant.
Outcomes, not artifacts.
The worker is the deliverable. Everything else exists to make it durable.
A clear shortlist
After discovery: the three to five jobs worth automating first, ranked by hours saved and risk to ship. Whether you hire me or not, you walk away with that list.
A worker that already works
Built against your stack — not a demo on synthetic data. The first job is running in your environment by the time the engagement closes.
A runbook
Plain-English docs for how the worker thinks, where its limits are, and what to check when something looks off. No tribal knowledge handoff.
An exit path
Worker definitions are portable. Move them to your own host or another orchestrator anytime — no vendor lock from this engagement.
The short version.
Tell me about the work.
A few details so the first call isn't a discovery on top of a discovery.