AI agents that do the work your team asks for
An AI agent here is not a chatbot. It is a custom worker we build into a dashboard your team runs: you request a task, the agent researches, drafts, updates a record or sends a follow-up, a verifier checks it, and only the calls that need a person come to you. Think of it as an AI employee for the repetitive work, one you direct and can switch off.
What an AI employee actually is here
The phrase gets used loosely. In practice, you get a system scoped to your workflow with a simple place to request things and watch status. The agent handles the routine end to end and escalates the exceptions. You are not prompt-engineering a bot; your team clicks request and reviews results.
What an agent can run
Common jobs businesses hand to an agent:
- Sales follow-up: research a new lead, draft the first outreach in your voice, flag deals going quiet.
- Listings and content: update product pages from a supplied file, write new descriptions, rewrite pages to rank.
- Reporting: pull the week’s numbers from your tools and build the report you actually read.
- Support triage: sort incoming messages, draft replies, look up orders, escalate the hard ones.
- Back-office: read invoices and forms, extract the data, match it, and stage the change.
How it differs from a chatbot or an off-the-shelf tool
A chatbot answers questions. An off-the-shelf tool makes you assemble and operate it. This is a system built around one of your workflows, wired into the tools you already use, that does the task and checks its own work. You own the logic; it does not live inside someone else’s template.
The guardrails
Every change is re-checked against the live record before it is written. Safe changes apply; the rest wait for you. Nothing sends or spends outside the rules you set, every action is logged, and you hold a kill switch. The AI and API usage runs on your own accounts, billed to you at cost, so you always see what it uses.
Questions
- Is this just a chatbot?
- No. A chatbot talks; this does the work. It updates records, drafts and sends follow-ups, builds reports, and processes documents, all checked before anything is applied.
- Is it like hiring an employee?
- For the repetitive, rule-based part of a role, yes: it handles the volume so your people spend time on judgment. It does not replace relationships, strategy, or the calls that need a human. You direct it from a dashboard.
- Who runs it day to day?
- Your team. They request what they need and approve the exceptions. I build the system, maintain it, and stay on to tune it; I am not doing the work by hand each week.
- What can an AI agent actually do for my business?
- Whatever repetitive, rule-based job eats your week and touches tools like your store, CRM, ad accounts or spreadsheets. The first call is thirty minutes to see whether your task is a good fit; if it is not, I say so.
- What does it cost?
- A fixed price for the build, scoped to the workflow, plus a monthly fee to run and tune it. AI and API usage runs on your own accounts at cost. You get a quote on the first call.
Tell me what should run on its own.
Thirty minutes on the first call. If I cannot automate it well, I say so.
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