I architect agentic AI systems: the kind that remember, reason, and improve themselves. But I don't just build them for myself. I design them as frameworks that non-technical founders can actually pick up and use or no-coders who want to learn how to build them.
I live in the space where deep technical architecture meets plain-English teaching. That's not a pivot or a brand choice, it's the whole point. The people being left behind by the AI wave aren't being left behind because AI is too hard. They're being left behind because nobody is bothering to translate it.
These are the four frameworks I've built and teach:
Every system I architect is built on CORE principles: operational loops (validators that catch errors and make sure execution meets your requirements) and learning loops (so the system compounds in value over time instead of going stale). I also use CORE to evaluate existing systems and diagnose whether they're truly agentic, or automation dressed up.
A dual-learning-loop system with a Big Brain (the CTO), Small Brains (the managers), and Orchestrators (the worker bees). It's how you build AI that doesn't just respond, it plans, delegates, executes, and improves over time. Built specifically for when you need a true agentic operating system.
Turns stateless AI into stateful intelligence. Every AI tool you've ever used has amnesia. The Cortex fixes that. A complete memory pipeline: semantic, external, episodic, and in-context, that captures what your AI learns, scores the quality of what it produces, and automatically surfaces the most relevant memories at the start of every session. It's the difference between an AI that rents you intelligence and an AI that grows a capability alongside your business.
Drops into any Python project without breaking it. Six components working together: Engine, Harness, Memory, Buddy, KAIROS, and Swarm, wrapped in a single folder you add to your app. Zero disruption. No rewrites. Quality-gated output and compounding intelligence that gets more valuable session after session. It's not a service you rent, it's a team member you own.
Specifically designed for no-coders.
Learn how to think like an AI architect and build agentic systems and agents that are intelligent, can learn, self-update and get smarter over time.
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Join The CommunityMost AI builders will clone an n8n template and send you an invoice. I don't work that way. Every system I ship runs on frameworks I've designed myself: CORE, AOS, The Cortex, and The Forge. Which ones I use depends on your project, but what you're always getting is operational validators and learning loops baked in from day one. That's what separates a true agentic system from automation pretending to be one.
The architect's brain on your problem, without handing me the keyboard.
For founders and teams who need senior AI thinking applied to their actual situation. I'll pressure-test your plans, design the architecture, spot what's going to break before you ship it, and give you a clear path forward. You leave each engagement knowing exactly what to build, why, and in what order.
Project-based or retainer · typically multi-session
Bolt my frameworks onto the AI systems you already run.
You already have agents, workflows, or automations in place, but they don't learn, forget everything between sessions, or plateau on quality. I upgrade your existing infrastructure with my frameworks, then stay to run it. Your system keeps getting smarter instead of going stale.
Multi-week upgrade · ongoing retainer
A full AI workforce, built ground-up and run by me.
No existing system to extend: we're starting fresh. I design, build, and operate an AI workforce for your business from the ground up, with operational validators and learning loops built in from day one. The specific frameworks depend on your stack: AOS where a full agentic OS is what you need, The Cortex for memory-heavy use cases, The Forge for Python-native integrations. Then I run it so it compounds in value every month.
Multi-month build · ongoing retainer