Services

Three ways to work together.

Your in-house AI guy

Yes, it means exactly that.

Someone on your team who solves the problems, builds the software, and puts the automations in place that make the business run faster. Also the person who stays current on these tools and tells you which new ones are worth your time. Most companies are never going to hire for this full time. This is how you get one anyway.

What that means

  • Software built and automations running, internally, not bought
  • Skills that stay current, so nobody on your team has to
  • A straight call on which new tech is worth your time
What this actually looks like

The Map

The whole business, then the short list.

I learn the whole business and come back with what’s worth doing now, what’s worth doing later, and what isn’t worth doing at all. It’s yours. Build it with me, hand it to your own developer, or sit on it.

What that means

  • Sometimes the answer is that you don’t need me
  • What to build, what to buy, what to skip
  • Yours to keep either way
What this actually looks like

Advisory

The skill, not the software.

Learning how to get the most capable output these tools can give you, on your own work. Claude Code, Codex, agent orchestration, which model for which job. You come out of it with a way of shipping built around how your team already works, and that skill keeps paying off long after this year’s models are gone.

What that means

  • Claude Code, Codex, and agent orchestration, hands on
  • How to pull the most capable output out of a model
  • A way of shipping that fits your team, not a course
What this actually looks like

Our first conversation is free, just getting to know each other. If it doesn’t work, it doesn’t work. My goal is to help your business, not to sell you something you don’t actually need.

What people worry about.

“My business is old school.”

Good. That usually means the wins are bigger and more obvious. We start with what’s costing you time, not with technology.

Let’s get started.