Strategy & Operations
Workflow & Agent Automation
Custom AI agents that do the specific, repeatable task, not a generic chatbot.
Most AI agent projects fail because they try to be a platform instead of solving one job well. This engagement takes the opposite approach: pick one clearly painful, clearly repeatable task, scope the agent narrowly enough that it can actually be reliable in production, wire it into the systems your team already uses, and put guardrails around it so a human is looped in exactly when needed.
Sound familiar?
- ✓You want an AI agent handling a specific task, but every vendor sells a platform, not a solution
- ✓Your team spends hours a week on work that's genuinely automatable, not just "should be"
- ✓Past automation attempts broke the moment an edge case showed up
What the engagement looks like
Scoped agent design
One agent, one job, defined narrowly enough to actually work reliably in production.
Tool and system integration
Wired into the systems you already use, such as your CRM, helpdesk, or internal tools, not a bolt-on dashboard.
Guardrails and monitoring
Clear boundaries on what the agent can and can't do, plus visibility when it needs a human.
This is a good fit if you're…
- Ops teams with one clearly painful repetitive task
- Companies burned by an over-promised "AI platform" before
- Teams that want a narrow, working agent over a broad, flaky one
Rate for this engagement runs $150–$250/hr, scoped after a free intro call.
Frequently asked questions
What counts as "one job" for an agent?
Something specific enough to describe in a sentence: triaging inbound support tickets, drafting first-pass replies to a certain email type, reconciling two systems nightly. If it takes a paragraph to describe, it's probably two agents.
What happens when the agent hits something it can't handle?
It hands off to a human by design, not by accident. Defining that handoff boundary clearly is a core part of the engagement, not something bolted on after launch.
Which platforms or frameworks do you build on?
Whatever fits the job and your existing stack, including your current AI vendor if you have one. The goal is a working agent, not a specific technology preference.
Ready to get started with Workflow & Agent Automation?
No pitch deck, no obligation. Just a straight answer on whether AI can actually help your situation, and how.
$150–$250/hr · no contracts, no retainers required