AI agents that handle
your repetitive work

Almost anything that runs on a repeatable process. Common ones are document processing, email and request triage, reporting, syncing data between tools, and internal assistants your team can ask questions. The starting point is never the technology — it's one concrete task your team does by hand today, and we build out from there.

Yes. I build around your existing stack, e.g. Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, your CRM, an ERP, or an internal database. As long as a tool has an API or connector, it can almost always be automated against — your setup stays intact.

A first working automation usually ships within a few weeks. Larger agent systems are delivered in stages rather than one big release, so you see value early and can decide what to build next based on real results instead of a long upfront plan.

It's part of the architecture, not something bolted on at the end. That means EU or Swiss hosting where you need it, sending AI providers the minimum data required, and clear documentation of what flows where. For regulated work in finance, insurance, or healthcare, I design automations to run inside your existing compliance requirements rather than around them.

Yes, completely. The code, workflows, and documentation are yours to keep, run, and change. I deliberately avoid setups that quietly lock you into me or a single vendor, so you can hand everything to your own team or another developer at any point. No proprietary black boxes, no hostage data. If you'd rather not run it yourself, I offer ongoing maintenance separately as a Long-Term Relationship — optional, never required.

It depends on scope, so I don't quote blind. After the short audit you get a fixed, prioritized proposal that breaks the work into stages with a price for each. You approve one stage at a time and decide how far to go — no open-ended retainers, no surprise invoices, and no budget that quietly runs away from you.

Yes. Every project ends with a proper hand-over so your team understands what was built and how to run it. Beyond that, I offer workshops that get people productive with AI tooling day to day — from prompting basics to maintaining and extending the automations themselves.