Inbox and message triage
Sort requests, summarize long threads, flag what needs you, and draft replies for approval.
I build small AI operator systems around your messages, documents, website, calls, and decisions. You keep judgment and approval. The system catches repeated work that keeps slipping through the cracks.
Each build starts with a narrow workflow and clear approval points. The point is not to automate your judgment. The point is to make the repeated work easier to see, search, draft, and finish.
Sort requests, summarize long threads, flag what needs you, and draft replies for approval.
Read PDFs, spreadsheets, intake forms, notes, and records. Return summaries, questions, and next steps.
Search across notes, transcripts, policies, files, and project history without digging through folders.
Turn contact forms and calls into owner briefings, follow-up drafts, and task lists.
Transcribe conversations, pull out decisions, and prepare follow-up notes before the details fade.
Morning or end-of-day summaries from messages, open loops, documents, and tasks.
We do not start with a giant automation plan. We choose one repeated workflow, build around the real material, and decide where the human approval gates belong.
We map the messages, documents, calls, forms, and follow-up that keep coming back.
I connect the minimum set of tools needed to make that workflow useful.
We run the system on real examples, then tighten prompts, routing, and handoff rules.
Sending, posting, replying, and customer-facing actions stay approval-based unless you choose otherwise.
AI systems become risky when nobody can explain where the data goes or what the system is allowed to do. That gets decided before anything sensitive is connected.
Some pieces can run locally or on hardware you control. Some workflows still need outside APIs, like email, calendars, messaging, LLMs, or voice services. I will tell you which is which before anything is connected.
No passwords or private keys through public forms. Sending, posting, replying, and customer-facing automation stay approval-based unless you explicitly choose otherwise.
Best fit: one owner or small team with repeated admin, document, communication, or follow-up work.
If the first workflow is not worth building, I will say so on the discovery call.
I will tell you what is worth building, what is not, and what the first workflow would likely cost.
Build work is billed at $300/hr after we agree on the first workflow.