I build systems that run while you sleep.
AI agents that work alongside your team, and the cloud systems and websites around them.
Building an AI agent is the easy part. The hard part is the operation around it: one source of truth for what work exists, who does it, a person or an agent, when it runs, and what happens when it fails. That is what I build.
Not chatbots. Products: tracked units of work, shared with your team, safe when they fail.
A chat window is a demo. A product gives the agent a tracked job with an input, an output, an owner, and a status your app can show.
In practiceEvery agent run is a work item: queued, running, in review, done, or failed and escalated.
Agents publish results instead of writing to your database. Your domain app consumes them, stores them, and surfaces them.
In practiceA website research agent publishes its report to SNS. SQS delivers it to the domain app, which stores it and shows it in the client portal.
Agents built as products, tracked in your app, working alongside your team.
AWS systems that retry, recover, and scale without babysitting.
Portals, dashboards, and APIs your team actually uses.
Your tools kept in sync, no copy and paste.
Fast sites hosted for about $1 a month, set up to be found.
An orchestrator delegates to subagents that publish events to SNS/SQS, consumed by a domain API. Single-purpose pieces, fully decoupled, open for extension.
Result25,000+ mutations a week, unattended.
Five React front ends, 300+ Lambdas, and 12+ data stores on AWS, plus real-time insurance quoting on hybrid Azure.
ResultMulti-year builds for regulated enterprise clients.
Mapped the work with finance experts, then automated it with Blue Prism RPA.
Result120+ hours a week, about $4,300 saved weekly.
I’m Nick, a software engineer in Cincinnati. I lead a team building AI agents that run marketing for law firms, and through my consulting practice I help businesses put software to work, from a first website to a fleet of agents.
You work with me directly: no account managers, no hand-offs.
AWS Certified Developer · M.S. & B.S. MIS, University of Alabama, 4.0 · Cincinnati, OH
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Yes. A fast website or one automated process can matter as much as an agent platform.
Yes, on AWS in your account or mine, under a simple monthly care plan.
You do. Your repository, your accounts, no lock-in.
No. I’m in Cincinnati on Eastern time and work with clients anywhere.