Automation and AI agents - Dallas-Fort WorthDallas-Fort Worth

Stop doing the same work twice.

I build two things: automations that move your work between the tools you already use, and AI agents that handle the parts that need judgment - reading an email, pricing a job, coding an expense - with a person approving anything that matters.

For teams of 5-50. Fixed price.

Short clips of small teams at work, paperwork, dashboards, and warehouse and logistics operations
Tools I build with
  • OpenAI
  • Claude
  • AWS
  • Microsoft
  • HubSpot
  • Zapier
  • Salesforce
  • Slack
  • Python
  • Google Cloud
  • Airtable
  • n8n
  • Make
  • Notion
  • QuickBooks
  • GitHub

What I automate

The work that eats your week

9 of the 13 builds I offer. Each is tagged rules-based, AI agent, or both.

All 13 with prices
  • 01 Both

    Leads & intake

    A web form or forwarded email becomes a row in your sheet or CRM, with a same-day reply already sent.

  • 02 AI agent

    Quotes & invoices

    A quote drafted from a customer’s drawing or email in minutes instead of Friday night.

  • 03 AI agent

    Project submittals & closeout

    A submittal package built from the spec section and your cut sheets in an afternoon, with the transmittal log already updated.

  • 04 Both

    CAD & drawing integrations

    A DXF or SolidWorks file lands in the inbox and a bill of materials and draft quote are waiting five minutes later.

  • 05 Rules-based

    Scheduling & reminders

    The day’s plan goes to the right phones each morning without anyone retyping it.

  • 06 AI agent

    Paperwork

    An emailed PO becomes an order in your system, with anything unusual flagged for a person.

  • 07 Rules-based

    Daily numbers report

    The report you used to build in a spreadsheet on Monday, in your inbox at 7 a.m. every day.

  • 08 AI agent

    Inbox & AI answers

    “What did we bid on the Henderson job?” answered from your files in seconds.

  • 09 Rules-based

    Counts from your cameras

    A busy-hour chart from the camera already pointed at your door, with no new hardware.

When rules aren’t enough

Some work can’t be written as a rule

  • 01

    A script follows the rules you wrote.

    Great when the input is the same every time: a form submission, a row in a sheet, a file with the same columns. Fast, cheap, predictable.

  • 02

    An agent reads, decides, and shows its work.

    For the work where every input is a little different - a supplier’s PDF, a customer’s email, a drawing with no standard title block. It makes a call, writes down why, and sends anything it isn’t sure about to a person.

  • 03

    You stay in control.

    Nothing is sent, paid, or deleted without a person approving it. Every run is logged. You can see and change every decision rule it has learned.

How I build AI agents

Next step

Find out in thirty minutes.

Thirty free minutes is enough to find out what I would automate first in your business and what it would cost. If nothing is worth doing, I will tell you.