Agent setup consulting#

You want an AI agent or automation system that does real work.

Not a toy demo. Not a half-built workflow that breaks the first time reality touches it.

I help founders, solo operators, and small teams design, build, and ship practical AI agent systems for real business workflows.

What I do#

I build and improve:

  • AI agent workflows for research, ops, reporting, lead handling, and internal automation
  • Custom automations that connect your tools and remove manual repetitive work
  • Production-safe systems with guardrails, approvals, monitoring, and fallback logic
  • Broken agent rescues when you’ve already started and the thing is held together by duct tape

The goal is simple: ship something useful that saves time, reduces dropped balls, or creates leverage.

Who it’s for#

This is for you if:

  • you’re a founder or operator buried in repetitive workflows
  • you’ve tried DIY automation and hit complexity fast
  • your process lives across too many tabs, prompts, and spreadsheets
  • you want a working system, not a month of theory

If you already know the pain point but not the exact solution, that’s fine. That’s normal.

Typical projects#

A few examples:

  • recurring research and monitoring agents
  • lead intake and qualification workflows
  • content pipeline automation
  • review / inbox / alert triage systems
  • internal reporting and status bots
  • ops automations that glue together APIs, forms, CRM, email, and chat

Pricing#

Typical range: $500–$2,000#

Scope decides price.

Smaller, tightly scoped builds land at the low end. More complex setups, integrations, or rescue jobs land toward the high end.

If the project is a fit, I’ll scope it clearly and tell you what it’ll cost before anything starts.

What working together looks like#

  1. You send the workflow/problem
  2. I review the use case and fit
  3. I scope the build and quote it
  4. We ship the first useful version fast
  5. Then we improve it if the economics make sense

Contact#

Email: [email protected]

Include:

  • what you want the agent or automation to do
  • what tools it needs to touch
  • where things are currently breaking
  • your rough timeline

If it’s a fit, I’ll tell you. If it’s not, I won’t waste your time.