Services
Fixed price
You buy an outcome and a diff, not hours.
One price, agreed before I start
You describe the job and I read the repository. You get one number for the whole thing.
Delivered as a diff on your repo
A pull request you can review line by line, not a report.
No surprise on the invoice
The price is set before the first line is written. The invoice is the number you already know.
AI automation
Models put to work on what piles up.
Inbox, document and ticket triage
At volume. Auto-Mail has scored 1,375 mails on its own and binned 89% of them.
LLMs behind hard guardrails
The model scores and drafts. Ordinary code decides what may be deleted, sent or paid.
Agents that run unattended
On a schedule, with nobody watching. Auto-Mail runs every six hours for about $0.05 a month.
Migrations
The version upgrade you keep putting off.
Vue 2 to Vue 3
Or AngularJS to something maintained. One fixed price, delivered in days rather than months.
Python 2 to Python 3
Every file is read, not a sample. The judgement is in the edge cases.
jQuery to plain TypeScript
Same for the tests: Enzyme to Testing Library.
Performance
Slow pages, traced to the line responsible.
Dropped frames, attributed
Attributed, not guessed. The scroll of this site was profiled, traced to two effects, and repaired.
Core Web Vitals back in the green
Bundle and image weight measured on real devices. Work moved off the main thread.
A measurement harness you keep
Every claim comes with the number before the fix and the number after. The scripts that produced them stay in your repository.
FAQ
Which tasks are worth automating with AI in a small business?
The ones that repeat, pile up, and follow rules you could explain to a new hire. Inbox triage, document sorting and ticket routing are the usual three. If you do it every week and it never needs a real decision, it is a candidate.
Do I need a developer on my side?
No. You tell me what repeats in your week. I build it, and it runs unattended on a schedule.
Is it safe to let a model act on my inbox or my documents?
The model only scores and drafts. Ordinary code decides what may be deleted, sent or paid, and that code is deterministic. Auto-Mail works this way: a clamp overrules the model when it goes out of bounds.
What does an automation cost to run once it is built?
Usually very little. Auto-Mail scores every incoming mail, every six hours, for about $0.05 a month.
How does the fixed price work?
You describe the job and I read the repository. You get one price for the whole thing, agreed before any work starts. You never discover the invoice afterwards.
What do I receive at the end?
A diff on your repository, not a report. Performance work also comes with the number before, the number after, and the measurement harness, which you keep.
How long does a migration take?
Days rather than months. The slow part is the edge cases, and finding them means reading every file instead of sampling a few.
My stack is not in the list. Is that a problem?
The lists are examples, not limits. Send me the stack and the size of the codebase. I will say whether it fits before quoting anything.