I'm Jon-Paul. I build the AI systems that carry work from one tool to the next, so you stop copying, pasting and chasing.
It creeps in quietly. One app for leads, another for invoices, a chat tool, three dashboards, and a spreadsheet nobody admits is load-bearing. Each one promised to save you time. None of them talk to each other. So you do.
You copy the lead from the inbox into the CRM. You paste the numbers from one screen into the next. You chase the update nobody logged. Somewhere along the way you became the thing holding it all together, a person doing the job the software was supposed to do.
What AI should be doing is the connective work. Reading the email and pulling out what matters. Carrying the record from one system to the next without you in the middle. Drafting the follow-up so it's waiting for your yes.
That's what I build. A system that lives in your business, not in one person's head. You own it outright. No lock-in, no black box, no one holding the only key.
I don't sell subscriptions and I don't resell someone else's chatbot widget. I engineer systems that fit the way your work already runs.
One agent takes in each new lead. Another adds the company details. A third drafts a personal reply and queues it for your review. Your CRM fills itself while you spend time on the leads that need a human.
In practice: a private aviation broker's new leads are read, researched and logged in HubSpot, with a reply draft waiting. Live when I handed it over.
Reports land in an inbox or a field app. My systems read them, check the data and flow it into the tools you already use. No copy and paste in between.
In practice: for a property restoration contractor in Australia, I designed and delivered the workflow that writes each job into Simpro. In the final test run, the totals matched to the cent.
Your AI doesn't send an email without your review. It doesn't make up client names. It doesn't go rogue on a Friday night. I build approval checkpoints, audit trails and monitors that catch silent failures and stop bad data before it spreads, because I've spent 25 years in IT, marketing and operations and I know what breaks.
The rule: a person approves anything that leaves the building.
Not sure which of these fits? Bring me the messiest workflow you have and we'll find out.
Schedule a Meet
I don't start coding on day one. Each step ends with your yes or no, and nothing assumes the next one.
Free. You walk me through how the work really moves, including the spreadsheet everyone leans on. I come back with a written proposal and its price. No obligation.
Paid, and yours to keep either way. I map the real workflow, measure where it stands today, and pick where AI saves the most time. Some things stay human, and I'll tell you which.
You sign off on the design and the price first, and the first piece is a small pilot. It runs in your own accounts and waits for a person on anything that leaves your business. Records about people wait for a written agreement.
Signed off, documented and yours, with 30 days of fixes after sign-off. Run it yourself, keep me on for monthly upkeep as AI models change, or keep me on to run it as your AI and operations lead.
It's just me, on purpose. You work with the person who does the work, with no account managers in between. If a job ever needs a specialist, I'll tell you before anyone else joins.
My clients had already tried the demos and the weekend-with-ChatGPT approach. They wanted AI that does the work, plugs into what they already use, and doesn't need babysitting.
Selected work
Reads new charter leads, researches each person, logs the deal in HubSpot and drafts the reply. Live when I handed it over.
A daily check that each automation ran and did real work. Its backup alarm sits on separate infrastructure, so the monitor can't fail alongside it.
A service manager's head-knowledge became an operations manual of about 150 pages and a 60-page Quick Start, checked against 30 days of his answers.
A bilingual job application with AI screening. It checks 13 physical requirements, audits the I-9, drug-test and background steps, and writes a 12-section candidate report in about a minute. Cleared legal review before launch.
Turns a recorded meeting into a written record and a task list, tested across the client's three businesses. The office manager ran the write-up herself on a real meeting.
The instructions that turn Copilot into an email triage assistant for a healthcare benefits administrator in a HIPAA-regulated environment. It drafts replies from their policy knowledge base and cites its source.
Fixed scope and a fixed price, mostly in three sizes. Tell me what you're trying to fix and we'll pick the one that fits.
Start hereA free first conversationWalk me through the one workflow eating the most time. I'll tell you straight whether AI is the right move, and come back with a written proposal and its price.Book a call →
A plain-language AI auditI map how one area of your business really runs, then rank what to automate, what to train people on and what to leave alone.
Claude coachingLive screen-share sessions to set up Claude Cowork, Skills and Claude Code on your own account.
n8n AI lead captureWorkflows that capture leads and feed your CRM and Google Sheets.
Fractional AI implementation leadOne person to see a single AI project through from plan to handover.
n8n fix or finishBroken or half-built workflows repaired, with failure alerts added so you hear when one breaks.Also available: training your team to build with Claude Code, ClickUp, Notion and Airtable builds, plus SOP writing and operations manuals. Message me if you want one of those.
Think of an AI agent as a new assistant, and a skill as the instruction sheet you hand it for one job. I published two of these sheets for OpenClaw agents, so they can work with your Shopify store. Both are free to use and open source.
The look-but-don't-touch sheet. Your agent walks through your store and tells you what needs fixing: missing product details, shipping, theme, policy and discount checks, and more. It can't change anything in your store. It can read your orders and customers, and it can hide names and contact details when you ask.
openclaw skills install @artificialintelligently/shopify-audit-pro
See it on ClawHub → Everything the first one does, and your agent can make changes too: products, stock, orders and discounts. It's built to show you each change first and ask for your yes before anything is sent. The riskiest ones, like refunds, cancellations, deletes and publishing a theme, ask twice.
openclaw skills install @artificialintelligently/shopify-admin-pro
See it on ClawHub → You'll need an OpenClaw agent and a Shopify app set up on your store first. Shopify and OpenClaw are trademarks of their owners. These skills are independent and aren't made or endorsed by either.
The ideas behind my client work are in my books. Plain language, practical, and written for people who run things.
The $0.10 EmployeeMaster agentic AI to build an autonomous workforce→
The Zero-Code ArchitectIntent is all you need: building an agentic operating system in natural language→
The Context ArchitectDestroy app fatigue. Master the agentic workflow.→
The Prompt ParadigmFrom commands to conversations with autonomous AI→
The Small Business Entrepreneur's Guide to AI AutomationPractical scenarios, examples and essential tools for AI automation→
Bring me the messiest part of your week. We'll talk through how it runs today and where AI fits. No pressure and no pitch deck.
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