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Start with one useful workflow
A good first brief names the repeated task, the information it needs, and the person who checks the result. We identify the slow or unreliable step before choosing a model or adding agents.
- Research gathered into a reviewable workspace.
- An assistant connected to a defined set of information and tools.
- A task interface that makes status, errors, and human decisions visible.
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What I can deliver
The scope can include model integration, backend endpoints, a usable interface, review states, and documentation. We agree on the acceptance criteria before expanding the workflow.
- A focused first version around a real task.
- Explicit loading, unavailable, and failure states.
- Review or approval points where a person needs to decide.
- Configuration notes and a practical handover.
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Relevant work: कामCREW
I built कामCREW, a Next.js and TypeScript control center around the Hermes agent runtime. It brings tasks, conversations, model configuration, and research into one workspace with pause and resume controls.
Hermes supplies the agent runtime; my work is the control layer and its integration. This is an independent build, not a claim of commercial customers or measured business savings.
Read the कामCREW case study ↗04
How an engagement starts
Share the task you repeat, the systems involved, and any data-access constraints. We define a small usable version, review it against the brief, and decide what to refine. DeepSeek, vector-database retrieval, MCP, and agent evaluations are current exploration areas; they are scoped separately from delivered capabilities.
BEFORE WE START
Common questions.
Do I need multiple AI agents?+
Not necessarily. We start with the task and use the simplest workflow that meets the brief. A model integration or a conventional automation may be sufficient.
How do you handle private business information?+
Before implementation, we agree on what information is needed, who can access it, and which providers may process it. The integration and hosting choices follow those requirements; no particular compliance certification is implied.
What does an AI workflow cost?+
Pricing depends on the integrations, interface, hosting, review requirements, and acceptance criteria. Send a description of the workflow for a scoped discussion; there is no fixed price or delivery promise on this page.