Find where AI actually helps
Identify workflows where agents can meaningfully reduce manual work. Evaluate feasibility, expected benefits, implementation complexity, operating cost, and where agents do not make sense.
I build infrastructure for AI agents, with a focus on making long-running agent work persistent, observable, and recoverable.
Identify workflows where agents can meaningfully reduce manual work. Evaluate feasibility, expected benefits, implementation complexity, operating cost, and where agents do not make sense.
Design an AI agent strategy around existing business and engineering workflows, including system design and human-agent collaboration.
Build and deploy production agents connected to existing tools, systems, data, and processes.
Train teams to work effectively with agents, avoid unreliable automation and unnecessary complexity, and measure whether the system saves time, reduces cost, or improves outcomes.
I review one agent workflow or system across architecture, failure modes, observability, recovery, human handoffs, and operating cost. You receive written findings, prioritized fixes, and a 60 minute walkthrough. Typical turnaround: 5 business days.
$3,000
For teams that need hands-on engineering after the review, I design and implement agent infrastructure inside the existing stack. Scope may include orchestration, persistence, recovery, observability, tool integration, operator workflows, and deployment. Defined after a technical fit call.
Custom
I have worked across Agent Orchestrator's backend and runtime systems, including session lifecycle, recovery, persistence, packaging, and reliability. I now focus on product and UX for supervising long-running agents without losing context, control, or trust.
I occasionally publish technical explanations of systems I build, design decisions, and ideas around AI agents and infrastructure.
AgentLab is the umbrella for the projects I build for the AI agents I use.