The AI agents I run a business on. One at a time.
I run a division of a global education company on AI agents I built myself. Every one of them is here: free to try, $19 each, or I'll come in and install them across your whole company.
[X] people building this week · read the Build Log
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90 seconds: what I actually run, screen-recordedVIDEO · one take, your screen, the Monday brief arriving, the calendar prep, a skill firing. No slides.
What it removes · a 100-person company
~$430K a year
Three hours a week per person goes on meeting prep, notes and status updates. That's about $860K a year at a loaded cost. The systems here remove roughly half of it.
Worked example. Your numbers will differ; the Shop's free ROI tracker works them out.
Example · the calendar
Connect it once. Every meeting arrives prepared.
A one-page brief before each meeting. Notes become decisions and actions in sixty seconds. Friday's status writes itself from the week.
How I set it up · $19 ›Example · the tools I stopped paying for
Three subscriptions replaced by things I built.
A testing tool, a deck workflow, and a weekly analyst. [$X] a year back, and each one does exactly what we need instead of roughly.
Read the builds ›Do it yourself, or I'll do it with you.
Everything on the left you do yourself in an afternoon. On the right, I come in and remove the cost across the whole company.
FreeTry oneFour things I use every week, complete, for an email. Build one and you'll know.Get a free one ›
$19One agent"Call Notes Agent." One afternoon. The file to build yours.See the agents ›
$97–$297Every agent for one functionSales Agents (7), or Operations, or Finance. Or all of it.See the packs ›
Priced on what it savesI'll do it with you, across the companyFor companies of 50 to 500. Fee is a quarter of year-one savings, $60K floor. Baseline is your own numbers.Consulting ›
What people built with it.
Real names, real screenshots, with permission. Three to start."[What they built, in their words, and the number it changed.]"
"[What they built, in their words, and the number it changed.]"
"[What they built, in their words, and the number it changed.]"
LINKEDIN POST embed · the launch post
LINKEDIN POST embed · a build-log post with comments
The Build Log. Every Thursday.
What I built this week, what it cost, what broke.
One real build a week from inside a business, with the numbers. Every build eventually becomes an agent in the Shop.
Build #01This week
We replaced a testing subscription with a tool built in a week. The spec, the result, what broke.
FunctionOperations
Build time[X] days
Saved per year[$X]