Who I am

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Where I started

I didn’t come up through a CS program. I came up on sales floors and in business development, sitting across from clients and learning where their days actually went. It was usually the same answer: hours lost to work that was really just copying, sorting and following up.

That habit of spotting where time leaks out of a business never left me. When I moved into tech, it just got more useful.

Why AI agents

A couple of years ago the models got good enough to take on the work I’d been watching people grind through for my whole career. So I started building agents, first for myself and then for clients.

I think 2026 is the year agents stop being demos and start being part of how businesses run. I want to help small and mid-sized companies get there without hiring an AI team.

What I believe

Most expensive business problems aren’t technical. They’re processes that grew by accident and nobody has had time to question.

A good agent doesn’t replace your team. It takes the boring half of their job so they can spend time on the half that needs a person.

I’d rather build something small that runs every day than something impressive that falls over in a week.

“The street finds its own uses for things.” — William Gibson