Services · AI Automation
An AI automation
agency of one.
The output of an agency without the overhead. One senior engineer who scopes, builds, and ships your automations directly - n8n, Make, and custom code with OpenAI or Claude doing the thinking. No account managers, no markup on a junior's work.
What I automate
Sales and lead ops
Capture, enrich, score, and route leads; draft personalized outreach that a human approves before it sends.
Document processing
Invoices, contracts, and forms turned into clean structured data with validation and a human review queue.
Support and back office
Ticket triage, tagging, draft replies, and routine internal requests handled with human-in-the-loop control.
Data sync and reporting
Keep your CRM, sheets, and databases in step, and turn raw activity into reports that land in inboxes on schedule.
Why solo beats an agency here
You talk to the builder
No game of telephone through an account manager. The person scoping the work is the person writing it.
No agency markup
You pay for engineering, not for a sales team and a layer of management on top of a junior.
Senior judgment
I will tell you what not to automate. Half the value is killing the ideas that are not worth the maintenance.
Built to last
Error handling, monitoring, and docs so the automation does not quietly break the week after handoff.
Frequently asked questions
Are you actually an agency?
No, and that is the point. I am one senior engineer who does the work end to end. When you hire a typical AI automation agency you pay for account managers, sales staff, and a margin on top of the junior who actually builds your flow. With me you talk to and get the person writing the code. For most SMB and startup automation work, that is faster and cheaper, not slower.
What do you automate?
Repetitive, rules-plus-judgment work: lead capture and enrichment, outreach personalization, document processing, invoice and contract extraction, support ticket triage, candidate screening, reporting, onboarding, and data sync between systems. If a person spends hours a week moving information between tools and making routine decisions, it is a candidate.
What tools do you build on?
n8n (self-hosted or cloud), Make, and custom code, with OpenAI or Anthropic Claude doing the reasoning steps. I pick the lightest tool that fits - sometimes that is a no-code platform, sometimes a small custom service. I am not tied to one vendor, so the recommendation is honest.
How is this different from buying an off-the-shelf SaaS tool?
Off-the-shelf tools handle the common 80%. Custom automation handles the 20% that is specific to your business - your data, your rules, your edge cases - which is usually where the real time savings hide. I often combine both: a SaaS tool for the generic parts and custom glue for what makes you you.
How fast can you ship, and what does it cost?
A focused automation ships in 1-3 weeks. A larger multi-workflow system is 3-8 weeks. Pricing runs $3.5K-$60K depending on scope, with $100/hr for ongoing work. Every project starts with a free 30-minute call where I tell you honestly what is worth automating first.
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