I design and build systems that run themselves — AI agents that talk to customers, read documents, and move data through a business without anyone touching a spreadsheet.
Most "AI invoice automation" hands an LLM the whole decision, including what gets approved for payment. That's the part that should worry a finance team: a model that can misread a field can just as easily misjudge a policy. I wanted to build the safer architecture and prove it against real invoices, not a slide deck.

A multi-role AI system replacing manual WhatsApp order-taking and manual invoice entry for an Italian fruit & produce wholesaler — telling customers, staff, admins, and suppliers apart automatically and routing each down its own path, with OCR'd supplier invoices emailed straight to accounting.

A fully automated booking agent for a fitness business. It chats naturally with clients, checks availability, confirms sessions, sends payment details, and logs every booking — replacing manual appointment handling entirely.
An end-to-end video pipeline that goes from a single prompt to a published Short. Researches high-performing Reddit posts, generates ideas and scripts with AI agents, and produces ready-to-publish video — no manual editing or research.
An audit tool for marketing agencies that checks whether real estate businesses actually show up in AI-generated search and recommendation results — turning AI discoverability into a clear, sellable report and a lead-generation asset.
Remote-first, available now. If this experience lines up with what you're hiring for, I'd love to talk — resume below.