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Work with me

The first four weeks.

We start with one recurring task, not a strategy deck. After four weeks your team is using something that works, and you know what to take on next.

Week by week

How the four weeks go.

  1. Week 1

    See the work

    I sit with the people who do the task today and follow how it really runs: what triggers it, where it waits, what gets checked by hand. We agree on what a better result looks like and how we’ll know.

  2. Weeks 2 and 3

    Build it into the workflow

    I build the change around the tools your team already has. Sometimes the first fix is the process itself, before any AI. We decide where a person reviews the result.

  3. Week 4

    Test and hand over

    Your team runs it on real work. We check what changed, adjust together, and name who owns it from here.

At the end

What you have after four weeks.

  • One task that runs the new way, used by your team on real work.
  • A short written record of how it works, who owns it and how to change it.
  • What changed, checked against what we agreed in week 1.
  • A plan for what to take on next, in order, and what each step would take.

After

After the four weeks.

We review what changed and you choose. There’s no long contract.

  • Stop here. Your team keeps running it.
  • Continue month by month. We take the next task from the plan.
  • Pause. Come back when the next one is ready.

From your side

What I need from you.

  • One person who can make decisions about the task.
  • Time with the people who do it today.
  • Access to the tools and records the task touches.

Practical

Where and when.

  • I work with your team remotely or on site.
  • A start is usually two to three weeks after you commit.

Limits

What I don’t do.

  • I don’t write code for your product. I build the agents and workflows around your team’s work. If the next step needs developers, the plan says so.
  • I don’t start from a tool. I start from the task and the people who do it.

Fit

Is this for you?

A good fit

  • A business where the same task comes up every week.
  • Someone who can decide to change how that task is done.
  • A budget set aside for a paid engagement of several weeks.

Most are companies with a team. A one-person business with that budget can book too.

Not a fit

  • A single small automation. The free guides are built for that.
  • A search for the right tool to buy, without changing how the work is done.

Next

What happens after you book.

  1. We talk for 20 minutes about the task.
  2. I tell you whether the first four weeks fit. If they don’t, I’ll say so.
  3. If they do, I send a short written scope for you to review.