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Built by an engineer with 7+ years deploying production-ready systems. Production-ready AI automation. No buzzwords. No vendor lock-in. Just reliable automation built to survive contact with reality.
Production Mindset
7+ years building systems that handle real users, real data, and real failures. I know what breaks in production because I have fixed it at 3 AM.
From LangChain orchestration to database design, from API integrations to deployment pipelines. End-to-end ownership.
Systems without observability are systems waiting to fail. Built-in monitoring, error handling, and graceful degradation from day one.
Production-ready AI automation built to survive contact with reality.
n8n, Python, and API integrations that actually work. Built for reliability, monitored for failures, documented for handoff.
Multi-agent systems that handle complex workflows without falling apart. Prompt engineering, tool integration, error recovery.
Document processing pipelines, vector databases, semantic search. Built to scale beyond proof-of-concept demos.
Discovery calls aren't sales pitches—they're diagnostic conversations to figure out if AI even makes sense for your problem.
Is This Problem Real?
Not every inefficiency is worth solving. We examine whether this problem genuinely impacts your business outcomes.
Is It Measurable?
If we can't measure the problem, we can't measure the solution. We define concrete metrics before writing code.
Is It Worth Solving?
Even real, measurable problems are not always worth the investment. Sometimes the honest answer is "do not build this yet."
Build or Recommend Simpler?
AI is not always the answer. Sometimes a spreadsheet, a script, or a process change works better—and I will tell you that.
These are actual scenarios from diagnostic conversations. Notice that not all of them resulted in projects—and that's the point.
A startup wanted an AI chatbot to handle customer support. After analysis, their real problem was unclear product documentation—only 50 support tickets per month, most asking the same 5 questions. Recommendation: Rewrite their docs first, measure if tickets decrease. If volume grows to 200+/month, revisit AI. They thanked me for the honesty.
A company wanted to build a complex RAG system to search internal documents. Their actual problem: 30 knowledge base articles spread across Google Docs, SharePoint, and Notion. Recommendation: Consolidate into a single searchable wiki first. If search remains a problem after consolidation, then consider AI-powered search. Saved them months of complexity.
A business was manually processing 200+ vendor invoices weekly, each requiring data extraction and validation. Clear problem: 10 hours/week of manual work. Measurable: $30K/year in labor costs. Worth solving: ROI in 4 months. Built a document processing workflow with LLM-based extraction. Now processing 95%+ invoices automatically.
A team wanted AI to "improve their sales process." Through diagnostic questions, the real problem emerged: their CRM had terrible UX, so salespeople avoided updating it, causing data quality issues. AI couldn't fix process adoption problems. Recommended: Fix the CRM workflow first, then revisit automation. They realized they were solving the wrong problem.
I would rather tell you "this is not worth building yet" than take your money for a solution that will not deliver ROI.
Secrets management, input validation, least-privilege principles. Security isn't an afterthought—it's built in.
Complete documentation, architecture diagrams, and handoff sessions. You own the system—not just the code.
Open-source tools, portable architectures, documented decisions. Your system works with or without me.
Lessons learned from building production AI systems. No fluff, just real experience from the trenches.
Technical articles on AI automation, production engineering, and building systems that actually work are on the way.
Let's have a diagnostic call to figure out if AI automation makes sense for your specific problem.
No sales pitch. Just honest analysis.