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The work clients hire you for creates a second job.

AI can make one task faster while the work you were trying to hand off stays with you. Show me how you handle it today, and I’ll build an AI agent around your workflow. It takes on the routine work. You make the judgment calls.

Choose a starting point

Three builds available now.

Choose a $750 founding build if the problem is already clear. If it isn't, the AI Opportunity Audit looks across the business before you decide what to build. Each build starts with one workflow. The rate is for the first three clients across invoice reminders, prospect follow-up, and client feedback.

Unpaid invoice

Invoice reminders

Before it sends the next routine reminder, it checks whether a payment notice or reply matches the overdue invoice. Anything unclear comes back to you.

Sent proposal

Prospect follow-up

It follows up after a proposal or estimate and handles out-of-office dates or booking requests. Questions about price or scope come to you, along with anything sensitive.

Work sent for sign-off

Client feedback

It keeps each request tied to the right item and version. When an answer is due, it follows up without treating a reply as approval.

Each build page shows what gets built and what the sample caught.

Decide where AI is worth using first.

AI may help in several parts of the business. The harder question is which problem deserves time and money first.

In the AI Opportunity Audit, I look at how work moves through the business and talk with the people doing it. Then I test what the numbers support. You get a sourced, prioritized blueprint.

Founding price: $2,500. The audit ends with a blueprint and readout. Implementation is separate.

Read about the audit

What goes into a direct build.

Most of this happens in writing. I collect my questions and send them together, so you can answer on your schedule.

The finished agent stays in your business, and the setup and documentation are yours to keep. There is no required retainer or subscription to me.

  1. Trace how the work happens

    You show me how the work happens now. I map the visible steps, then ask what you check before moving on and when the usual next step does not apply. You decide what information the agent may use and what it may do. I write down what must come back to you, then you approve the voice and timing.

  2. Choose what fits, then build

    I start with what your current tools can already do before I add anything new. Where something is missing, I compare other ways to handle the work. I adapt what fits your setup, then build the agent and tracker in accounts you own.

  3. Test and revise

    I test routine cases and the points where the agent should stop. If a part looks useful on its own but makes the whole workflow harder, I change or remove it and test again. With your approval, I send one test message through each way the agent will contact people. Every routine action starts in review. After you have watched that exact action work, you can turn it on to run without another check. You can turn it off at any time.

  4. Hand over

    I hand over the working setup with a written guide and recorded walkthrough, then remove my access. For the next 30 days, I fix anything in my setup that stops working.