Got something you want automated? I'll build it.
I build AI tools and workflows for people who don't have an AI team — in any industry, often with models that cost nothing to run. You bring the problem; I architect it and direct Claude and GPT to ship it.
Already shipped: catalog tools, a finance dashboard, a Medicaid data explorer, a self-running knowledge engine. Below is what I can help with, what it costs, and how to reach me.
Bring me the task. I'll tell you if I can build it.
A few of the shapes this usually takes — each one is something I've actually shipped, not a brochure list.
Automate a repetitive workflow
The spreadsheet-and-copy-paste job someone does every week.
Turn documents into data
Invoices, PDFs, and forms → clean, structured data your tools can actually read.
Build a small internal tool
A dashboard, a tracker, a catalog generator your team actually uses.
Put a custom AI assistant on your data
Answers from your files, not the open internet.
Connect systems that don't talk
Move data between the apps you already pay for.
Not sure which bucket yours is? Describe it — that's what the form below is for.
Often there's no AI bill.
Many of these run on open models on my own hardware, so there's no per-token API cost to pass on. When a job genuinely needs a frontier model — Claude or GPT — I'll tell you that up front and why. No surprise invoices.
12 industries, one connected engine.
Wholesale fashion, finance, healthcare data, mental health, logistics, real estate, fitness, gaming — separate problems that run on the same knowledge base and automation stack. Each tab shows what I've shipped there and how it connects.
One closed loop. It improves itself every cycle.
Questions go in, autonomous agents research them, findings link into a knowledge graph, synthesis finds the cross-domain connections, and the patterns that prove out become rules that sharpen the next cycle. Hover or tap a stage to see what it actually does — annotated with live counts from the vault, not hand-typed.
Intent
Everything starts as raw input — real prompts, project goals, and open questions. These are the seeds the engine pulls through the rest of the loop.
The center is the nervous system — a neural router and a heartbeat scheduler keeping 170 tasks and 2 autonomous loops in step. The same engine is applied across 12 industries and 19 shipped apps.
Data as of 2026-06-03
Start with the map, not the raw telemetry
Use the overview page to choose the right next click: live status, vault access, active projects, and the operating model behind them.
Browse the products and apps
Jump straight to the things that already ship: client-facing tools, experiments, and production software.
The full walkthrough
A stage-by-stage tour of the loop above — what each step does, the numbers behind it, and where to see it running live.
Linesheet
A wholesale catalog tool I built entirely with Claude. Manages inventory across sources, generates PDF and PNG catalogs, tracks buyer relationships with per-account analytics, and lets buyers order directly through shareable links. One user so far (my employer, not paying); aiming for other wholesalers in the LA Fashion District.
Superline
The website for the wholesale women's fashion company where I work — a Downtown LA supplier operating since 1983 (not my business, not my family's). I built the site with Claude: bilingual, mobile-first, tuned for local search.
Beyond Linesheet and Superline above — the automation behind this site, plus tools I've open-sourced. The point of each one: a real problem, what I automated, and an honest word on whether it's in use yet.
Tell me what you're trying to automate.
One-off projects welcome. Tell me what the task is, who does it today, and how often — rough is fine. I'll tell you whether it's a fit, what it'd take, and whether it needs a paid model.
Or reach me directly