ai agent development

AI Agents That Do the Work, Not Just Chat

Custom AI agents that research, write, reply, qualify leads, and run multi-step tasks on their own — wired into the tools you already use, working while you don’t.

the manual grind

Still Doing Work an Agent Could Run?

If your team spends hours on repeatable, rules-based work, an AI agent can take most of it off their plate.

Reading and replying to routine messages
Qualifying and routing inbound leads
Researching prospects and compiling notes
Moving data between apps by hand
Summarising documents, tickets, and threads
Chasing the same follow-ups every week
what they do

Agents Built for a Real Job

Not a demo. Agents scoped around one outcome and trusted to deliver it.

Lead-qualifying agents

Score, enrich, and route leads before they reach a human.

Inbox agents

Draft replies, sort, and triage email and chat automatically.

Research agents

Gather, summarise, and structure information on demand.

Ops agents

Run multi-step internal workflows end to end.

Support agents

Resolve common questions and escalate the rest.

why it works

What Makes an Agent Actually Useful

The difference between a clever toy and a tool you rely on is in the engineering around it.

Connected to your toolsAgents act inside your CRM, inbox, docs, and apps — not in a vacuum.
Multi-step reasoningThey plan, take actions, check results, and keep going until done.
Guardrails and approvalsSensitive steps pause for a human; nothing runs unchecked.
Memory and contextAgents remember the relevant history instead of starting blind.
Built around one outcomeScoped to a clear job so they’re reliable, not vaguely capable.
Logged and observableEvery run is traceable, so you can see and trust what happened.
the stack

Built With the Right AI Tools

Chosen per project for capability, cost, and control.

OpenAIClaudeLangChainn8nMake.comPythonNodeVector DBsCustom APIs
how I build it

From Idea to Working Agent

A clear path, with you in the loop at every step.

  1. Step 01

    Scope

    We pin down the exact job, inputs, and what “done” looks like.

  2. Step 02

    Build

    I build the agent, connect your tools, and add guardrails.

  3. Step 03

    Test

    We run it on real cases and tune until it’s dependable.

  4. Step 04

    Deploy

    It goes live with logging, and I refine it as you use it.

proof

Automation & AI Work

The kind of automation and AI builds I ship — live projects on the Work page.

JetsCheck — Booking Automation

Firebase Cloud FunctionsEmail AutomationFCM

Cloud-function automation running the booking lifecycle, status updates and client email without manual work.

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A chatbot answers questions. An agent takes actions — it can plan a task, use your tools, make decisions within limits, and complete multi-step work, not just reply.

Anything autonomous can, which is why I build in guardrails, approval steps for sensitive actions, and full logging. You decide how much it does on its own versus what waits for a human.

Yes — agents are most useful when connected to your CRM, inbox, docs, and apps through their APIs, so they act where your work already happens.

I scope what the agent can access, keep credentials secure, and can use models and setups that don’t train on your data. We agree the boundaries up front.

Repeatable, rules-based work with clear inputs is ideal. Tell me what eats your team’s time and I’ll tell you honestly what’s worth automating.

Tell me what you want to automate

Describe the task that’s eating hours, and I’ll tell you whether an AI agent can run it — and what it takes to build.

Honest advice on what AI can and can’t do for you.