Austin-based. Twelve years of growth + SEO experience now applied to building AI agent systems on top of Claude, GPT-5, Gemini, and the Anthropic Agent SDK. The site you're reading is one of them.
Every milestone is a working artifact in your stack. Repo access, runnable scripts, deployed agents. None of the "we'll send a deck Friday" nonsense.
Code-first builds on top of Claude, GPT-5, Gemini, and the Anthropic Agent SDK. Cloudflare Workers + Pages, Vercel, or your existing infra. Repo access from day one.
Stripe, Resend, Notion, Linear, Slack, Google Workspace, HubSpot, internal APIs. The agent reaches into the systems your team already lives in.
The boring 80% that turns a demo into something you trust with payroll-grade tasks. PromptFoo / Braintrust / Langfuse integration as appropriate.
Runbook, prompts, configs, on-call shape. I stay reachable for 30 days of bug-shaped questions. No vendor lock-in, no rental contract.
I built and ran 11 brands from Austin — and today I operate Pickleland alongside the AI agent work. Every brand I built used agent systems I designed internally; now I'm taking on a small number of external engagements.
Cited in Forbes, Inc., HuffPost, BBC, Mashable. Wrote the 247-issue SEO + growth newsletter that runs alongside the agent work.
Yes — Austin, TX. I'll happily meet at Pickleland (the indoor pickleball facility I own in Pflugerville) or Radio Coffee in South Austin for the discovery call. Remote engagements are fine; in-person is fine too.
3–8 weeks. Week 1 mapping. Weeks 2–3 first runnable agent loop. Weeks 3–6 hardening (evals + observability). Week 7+ handoff. Pricing is custom by scope — discovery call sizes it. Two builds at a time is my hard cap.
Yes. Send me yours, or I'll send mine. The mutual standard from Docracy works fine for most cases.
Sometimes. If you're an agency placing me with a client, my rate is straight time-and-materials with a minimum 4-week engagement. Pass-through is fine; just be upfront with the client about who's actually building.
Because what they ship is a deck, what I ship is a deployed agent. If you want a 60-page deliverable, hire them. If you want a working system in your repo, hire me. (And if you want both: hire me, then have them write the deck about what I built.)
30-minute discovery call. I'll tell you whether an agent is the right answer or whether you should just hire one strong dev.