Services

Three ways to put an agent (or a builder) to work.

All engagements start with a short discovery conversation. If we're not a fit, I'll say so on the first call.

01

Agent build

A custom AI agent designed, built, deployed, and tuned against your real workflow.

You get:

  • Discovery and workflow mapping
  • Agent architecture tailored to your stack and data
  • Weekly progress reviews — no three-month black boxes
  • Production deployment on your infrastructure or mine
  • 30 days of post-launch tuning

Typical timeline: 4–8 weeks depending on scope.

Best for: A specific, repeating task you want handled — guest messaging, lead qualification, support triage, internal ops.

Start a build →

02

Agent ops & retainer

Ongoing operation of an agent already in production — yours or one I built.

You get:

  • Monitoring and edge-case handling
  • Prompt and tool refinements as your business shifts
  • Monthly performance and cost report
  • Direct access to me — not a ticket queue

Typical commitment: Month-to-month, no long contracts.

Best for: Owners who don't want to babysit an LLM in production.

Talk retainer →

03

Custom software

Full-stack builds when an agent isn't the right tool. Internal apps, integrations, data pipelines.

You get:

  • One senior builder, end-to-end
  • Production-grade code, not demoware
  • Documented and handed off — not held hostage

Typical timeline: Scoped per project.

Best for: Teams that need real engineering but can't justify a full hire yet.

Scope a build →

When I'm not the right call

Straight up: I'm a one-builder shop. I'm not the right fit if you need a 10-person agency, 24/7 enterprise SLAs, or someone to manage a roadmap you haven't defined yet. If that's you, I can probably point you at someone better. Email me and I'll try.

Tell me what you're trying to solve.

I'll tell you which of these — if any — actually fits.

Start the conversation