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Claude is the reasoning engine behind almost every system I build — the step that reads a document, makes a judgement call, or drafts a reply in your voice. I'm an Anthropic Registered Claude Partner.

n8n is the orchestration layer I use to wire builds together — watching for triggers, moving data between your tools, handling retries, and calling Claude at the steps that need judgement. One tool in the build, not the whole engine.

OpenAI's models cover the jobs Claude isn't the right fit for — Whisper transcription, embeddings for semantic search, and cheap high-volume classification in otherwise Claude-first builds.

The CRM I integrate with most for smaller B2B teams. I close the gap between 'a lead exists' and 'the right person is talking to them with context' — enrichment, qualification, routing, and follow-up.

Automation that sits alongside your existing Salesforce admin setup rather than replacing it — scoped access, respected validation rules, and every automated action auditable.

Slack is where I put the human in human-in-the-loop — the important steps show up in a channel with approve, edit, or skip, instead of running invisibly.

For teams that run on Notion, I use it as the readable layer over automated processes — databases in, structured pages and written summaries out.

Airtable is the quickest home for a workflow when a full database is overkill — content pipelines, approval queues, lightweight CRMs — with automation driving the views your team works in.

Plenty of businesses run critical processes in a spreadsheet someone updates by hand every morning. I automate the update and leave Sheets as the familiar interface.

Email is where a lot of manual work hides. I automate the reading and the drafting so your team handles exceptions instead of every message.

When a workflow needs a real source of truth — not a spreadsheet, not a SaaS tool's database — I use PostgreSQL for operational data, reporting, and pgvector knowledge stores.