We embed into your team to work hands-on inside your business — build the AI systems your company runs on, ship outcomes in weeks, and train your team how to use AI tools.
We help you cut through the noise, pick the right tools, and move from testing to real results — fast.
Talk to AI WranglerYour goals, your bottlenecks, how the work actually moves. We learn the business need first — the tooling decision comes after, and only where it earns its place.
We move you off the testing treadmill and onto tools your team opens every morning — and actually keeps using.
We work together as an embedded member of your team — fluent in both AI and business, so your leaders get clarity and your builders get direction.
Sit down with a real human — no deck, no pitch — and leave with a written roadmap of where AI fits in your business, where it doesn't, and what to try first.
Featured tools we support
Websites, agents and back-of-house workflows that quietly handle the busy work — the ringing phone, the overnight DMs, the reports that eat your weekend.
Popular AI builds
Every signal gets filtered, routed to the right model, executed, and checked by a human — then the loop starts again.
The loop
Signal In
01Calls · DMs · forms · sensors
Filter Rules
02What's real, what's noise
Agent Routing
03Right model for the job
Execution
04The work actually ships
Humans in the Loop
05Oversight & QA
Agent models on call
What runs on it
$ wrangler route --channel web-form
filter intent="quote" · value>$2k · spam=false
model reasoning
dispatch AI Agents
✓ shipped · reviewed by Humans in the Loop
Projected AI company spend in 2026
Of companies use AI in at least one business function
Of tech leaders cite AI skill gaps as a major barrier
AI infrastructure market by 2029
Four principles. They decide what we build, how fast, and who owns it when something breaks.
We work inside your team, not alongside it — shared goals, shared standups, shared credit. No hand-offs over a wall.
A short list, shipped end to end. Speed comes from picking the few things that move the needle — not from doing everything at once.
AI where it earns its keep. We will talk you out of the tools that only look good in a demo.
Small gains, shipped every day. They stack — a system that is meaningfully better each quarter than the last.
Not a demo and not a sales call — a working session. We find one real opportunity in your business, then build it together while you watch, ask questions, and try it yourself.
Book my Complimentary Live AI SessionTalk us through your day. We pick one real bottleneck worth automating — your work, not a canned demo.
Screen shared, hands on the keyboard. You watch the thing get made in real time and ask questions as we go.
We hand over and coach you through it, so you leave having actually done it — not just having seen it.
The working prompt, agent or workflow is yours at the end of the session, whether or not we ever work together.
AI Wrangler vs. the alternatives
We find one real bottleneck in your business and build something for it live on the call — screen shared, hands on the keyboard. You ask questions as we go, drive part of it yourself, and keep whatever we make.
AI agents and automations, websites and ecommerce, back-of-house workflows, phone and help-desk agents, and custom builds when nothing off the shelf fits. If it runs in your business, we can wrangle it.
Weeks, not quarters. We scope the smallest shippable piece first, get it running in your business, then build out from something that already works.
Owner-operators through to enterprise teams. The work changes shape; the method does not. SMBs get more hands-on build, enterprises get more enablement and governance.
No. You need to know your business. We handle the rest and translate as we go, so you can make calls without becoming an engineer.
Yes — that is usually the point. Most of the value comes from connecting the systems you already run rather than replacing them with something new to learn.
Engagements start at fixed-price project work and run through fractional AI leadership retainers. We quote once we both know the scope, not before.