Development
AI agent development services for operators who want it running, not a demo.
A demo is a chat window that looks clever for ten minutes. Custom AI agents for business are a set of jobs that keep running after I leave the call: research, writing, delivery, monitoring, scheduling, with a human still reviewing anything that goes out. That is the work I sell.
I am not an AI agent development company with a logo wall. I am one consultant. I already run an 18-agent agency. Development here means I build a similar system around how your week actually works, deploy it on hardware you own, and hand it over. Remote. I used to run a digital agency in Dubai; I still work with UAE operators the same way I work with everyone else.
Same calendar as the rest of the site. We talk through how your week runs.
Scope
We start with the week, not a tool list. I write roles for the agents, give each one skills, connect the tools you already use, and put recurring work on a schedule. I test against your real workflows, not a sample prompt. Then I deploy on a VPS or Mac Mini you own and show you how to change the config.
The models I already use in production are Claude and GPT. The place I talk to my own system is Telegram; Discord is also in the stack I run. A full workforce can include a Next.js and Supabase dashboard — the same shape as the public case study. I will not add a tool to this page just because it is popular in search.
If you only need a map of what to automate, start with consulting. If you already know you want it built, this page and implementation are the same offer described two ways: development is the build; implementation is the whole engagement including deploy and training.
How I actually use AI
I have been in marketing for over 20 years. I have taken a lot of courses, programs, and inner circles, and I have put a lot into learning. Over those years I have taken extensive notes, and I have transcribed notes and meetings. All of it goes into my Obsidian vault.
The vault is not a frozen archive. My AI agents also create notes there, annotate, and write about my interests and topics, so it stays updated.
I built skills so the agents pull data not only from the internet but also from that vault. Recommendations come back personalized from my experience and from the work I have actually done for clients. That is a different perspective than someone whose agent only sees the public internet.
What I can build for your business
The same shape, around yours. Your notes, courses, meeting transcripts, and working knowledge become the inside layer. That does not have to be Obsidian — docs or another store you already keep is fine. I am not selling a plugin.
Agents then use that plus current outside information. You keep the system. Packages and prices are on services.
How work is handed over
You keep the system. Configuration lives on your machine. I do not hold production hostage. During the build I am in the loop; after handover you should be able to change a role, a schedule, or a skill without waiting on me. If you want ongoing changes, that is the retainer on the services page— optional, not a lock.
I review anything in my own operation that would go out as a client contract or an outgoing message. Your system gets the same rule: agents draft and prepare; they do not get a blank check to send. If you want a fully unsupervised sender, I will decline.
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Questions I get
- What is in scope for AI agent development services?
- Designing the agents, writing their roles and skills, connecting tools you already use, putting recurring work on a schedule, deploying on a machine you own, and training you to change the config. Out of scope: a chatbot widget, a demo that dies after the call, or keeping the system on my servers.
- Are you an AI agent development company?
- No. People searching that phrase are often comparing shops. I am one consultant. You talk to me. I build it. You keep it. If you need a company with a bench of developers, that is a different hire.
- Who owns the system when the work is done?
- You do. Agents run on your VPS or Mac Mini. I do not keep production on my machines. When the project ends, you keep the configuration. A later retainer is optional and listed on the services page; it is not required to keep the system running.
- What does AI agent orchestration mean here?
- Named jobs, a way for agents to hand work to each other, and a human review step for anything that would go out as a contract or an outgoing message. It is not a product name. It is how I already run my own team of agents.
- What tools do you actually use?
- The stack I already run and describe on this site: a custom agent framework, Claude and GPT models, Telegram and Discord as the place you talk to the system, and — for a full workforce — a Next.js and Supabase dashboard. I connect tools you already use. I will not invent a stack I do not run.
- Do I need Obsidian for this?
- No. I keep my own vault in Obsidian. Yours can be notes, course materials, meeting transcripts, docs, or another store you already have. The product is the working system — agents that use your inside knowledge plus outside information — not a plugin.
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We walk through how your week actually runs. I tell you whether agents are a fit, and what I would start with if they are.
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