Presentation
Here's the real risk with AI automation, and it isn't the technology. It's hiring someone who ships a demo instead of a system. I do the opposite: agents that run live, in production, on real customer traffic.
Recent results:
• AI Receptionist: A dental clinic now captures every call: an AI Voice Agent (VAPI + custom MCP booking tools) checks availability and books appointments 24/7.
• A chatbot that handles multiple conversation flows, pulls live data from Google Sheets via MCP, scrapes their site on demand, and knows when to hand off to a human. Routine questions get answered instantly, and the team spends their time on conversations that actually need them.
• A lead-gen system that finds 25+ qualified prospects per run, enriches them, and sends 100+ hyper-personalized emails on its own. What used to eat half a day of manual prospecting now runs in minutes.
• An interview-coaching bot running on Groq (1,000+ tokens/sec), responding up to 50x faster than local LLMs. Feedback lands in near real time instead of after an awkward pause.
Services:
• Voice AI Agents (inbound calls, qualification, bookings)
• AI Agents & Agentic Workflows (LangChain, LangGraph, CrewAI)
• RAG Pipelines & Knowledge Chatbots
• Workflow Automation & API Integration (n8n, FastAPI)
• MCP Server Development
What makes me different: most AI freelancers stop at text bots. I build complete systems that take real actions in your tools. Booking appointments, updating sheets, triggering workflows. And I'm backed by an agency team, so when scope grows you don't have to go hire again.
Every engagement starts with the same question: what business number should this move? Time saved, calls captured, leads generated. We pin that down before I write a line of code.
Want to know what's automatable in your business? Send me one sentence about your biggest repetitive task and I'll reply with a concrete plan: what the agent does, what it connects to, and what outcome to expect.

