Build with AI
AI agents that handle the repetitive work, so your team handles the customers
Custom AI agents and tools built around how your business actually runs, doing the manual work that quietly eats your week.
Qualified, booked and logged. No one touched it.
An AI agent is a small piece of software that reads your data, makes a decision, and takes an action: reply to a lead, draft a quote, sort an inbox, pull a report. Most AI being sold right now is generic, and a chatbot bolted onto a website rarely changes how a business runs. The work that does is narrow: pick one task that happens fifty times a week and hand it to an agent that does it well every time.
I have spent over a decade in marketing and growth, and I now build software, so I see this from both sides. I find the task costing you real hours, build the agent around your workflow and tone, then connect it to the tools you already use. You get something that holds up under real volume, not a demo that breaks on the first unusual question.
What you get
- An AI agent built for one clearly defined task, tuned to your tone and your rules
- Connection to the tools you already use: your CRM (customer relationship management), inbox, spreadsheets, WhatsApp or website
- A measured accuracy check on real examples, so you know how often it gets things right before you trust it
- Guardrails and a human-approval step on anything sensitive, so nothing goes out without a check where it matters
- Plain-language documentation and a short handover, so your team can run it without me in the room
- A monitoring view so you can see what the agent handled and where it asked for help
How I do it
- 01
Find the task worth automating
We look at where your team loses hours to repetitive work, then pick one task with clear inputs and outputs. A sharp, narrow job beats a vague all-in-one assistant every time.
- 02
Build it around your real workflow
I write the agent to follow your rules and your tone, drawing on your own examples and language, so its output reads like your business and not a generic template.
- 03
Connect it to your systems
The agent plugs into the tools where the work already lives, your CRM, inbox or website, so its output shows up in the right place without anyone copying and pasting.
- 04
Measure accuracy before you rely on it
I test the agent against a set of real cases, including the hard ones, and give you honest numbers on how often it gets things right, plus a human checkpoint on anything that needs one.
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Hand it over and keep it honest
You get documentation, a walkthrough, and a simple way to watch what it does, so you can run it day to day and we can refine it as your business changes.
A few tools I’ve already built
Quick examples you can try right now, to show the kind of thing I make. When your business needs something specific, I build it custom.
Speed-to-Lead Responder
A new enquiry gets answered, qualified, and booked within seconds, before it goes cold, then written into whatever you already use.
Chat Ordering
Photograph a menu and it becomes an orderable chat catalogue, with in-chat ordering and a payment link, no app to download.
Review Request Flow
After a sale or a visit, a friendly message asks your happy customers for a review, on the channel they actually answer.
What it does for the business
The repetitive work that used to sit in someone's inbox gets done faster and more consistently, which frees your team to spend time on the things only people can do: closing the deal, handling the tricky customer, making the call. Because each agent is measured and watched, you know what it is doing and where it hands back to a person, so you get the time back without losing control of the quality.
The stack I use here
- Claude
- n8n
- Next.js
- Supabase
- OpenAI
- WhatsApp Business API
- HubSpot
- Google Sheets
Common questions
It can, which is why I measure accuracy on real examples before you rely on anything, and put a human-approval step on anything customer-facing or sensitive. You see the numbers first, and you decide what the agent runs on its own versus what it drafts for a person to approve.
Yes. The point is to remove work, not add a system nobody understands. The agent connects to tools you already use, and you get plain-language documentation and a short walkthrough so your team can run it without me. When something needs changing, I am there to adjust it.
Off-the-shelf tools are built for the average business, so they rarely fit how you actually work. I build the agent around your specific task, your rules and your tone, and connect it to your systems. If a custom app or an integration would serve you better than an agent, I will tell you that instead.
Want this for your business?
Tell me where you want more customers. I read every message myself and come back to you, usually within a day.