AI agents that actually finish the job
Most AI demos fall apart on real work. I run a team of agents on my own production systems, and I rebuilt it from scratch after learning exactly what breaks.
What you get
A real job, end to end
Answering customers, handling documents or running a back-office task, working inside the tools you already use.
Guardrails
Clear limits on what it can touch, and a person brought in when it isn't sure.
Proof it worked
It shows what it did and why, so you're checking results and not trusting a black box.
Connected to your tools
WhatsApp, Telegram, email, spreadsheets, your own systems and the APIs behind them.
How it works
- 1
Your brief
Tell me what you need, in plain words.
- 2
A fixed quote
A price and a date in writing, within 24 hours.
- 3
The build
I build it, and you see progress as it comes together.
- 4
Launch
It goes live, with a period of bug fixes after.
Work to look at
Bifröst→
My own team of AI coding agents. The first version stalled, so I rebuilt it from scratch around exactly what went wrong.
Helm→
The software a small business runs on: its website, bookings, customers, loyalty and courses in one dashboard, on its own domain, with no developer needed.
Pulse→
An automated trading service for the pump.fun launchpads on Solana. Evidence first, hard limits, and only code trades.
Questions
What can an AI agent do for my business?
Anything repetitive with clear rules: answering common questions, sorting requests, drafting replies, or moving data between tools. Tell me the job, and I'll tell you honestly if an agent is the right answer.
Is it safe to let an agent act on its own?
Only inside limits. I design each one so it can't go beyond what you've allowed, and it asks a person when it isn't sure.
Which AI models do you use?
Whichever suits the job and your budget. I work with Claude most and use others where they fit better.
Have a project in mind?
Tell me what you want built, and you'll get a fixed price and a date back within 24 hours.
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