You don't need another AI tool.
You need an agentic system that ships work while you sleep.
Drop your website or answer 5 questions. You'll get 3 specific agentic workflows - each one scoped to your stack, priced by the hours it eliminates. Free. No call. No pitch.
Takes about 60 seconds. You see your 3 agentic workflows before I see your email.
Everyone's talking about agentic AI. Almost nobody's running it.
This page is for founders who already tried "AI automation" and watched it break on the first real edge case. If you want a template, this isn't it. You want the workflow gone - owned by you, running on agents, not people.
Two years ago you'd have been the early mover. Now every SaaS vendor slaps "AI" on a feature and calls it agentic. Your team has tried three tools. One worked in the demo. None of them work at 11pm on a Tuesday when a real customer hits a real edge case.
Here's what actually happened: someone assembled a workflow instead of engineering one. There was no agent orchestration. No typed schemas. No decision log. No guarantee. Just a prompt with a webhook attached - and the first real-world collision broke it.
The model was never the problem. The architecture was.
On my last production build I documented 17 architectural decisions before writing line one of code. That is why the system shipped working instead of fragile. The thing that ships broken documents zero.
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architectural decisions documented before line one - on my last build.
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You don't need more AI. You need one workflow - the one eating 10 to 20 hours of your team's week - handed to a properly orchestrated agentic system. Running in the background. Owned by you.
"The answer isn't a $30,000 strategy deck. It's one company at a time, automating one workflow at a time — and the system physically cannot break the way the assembled version did."
The Agentic Workflow System: three steps. One workflow. Permanent removal.
Think of it less like a tool and more like an operating layer for the work your business repeats every day. Your expertise, your process, your customers' patterns - captured inside a multi-agent system that doesn't sleep, doesn't make the same mistake twice, and runs while your team does the work that actually requires humans.
We scope one workflow.
Not your whole business. The one specific, painful, repeating process costing your team 10 to 20 hours a week right now. In a free 30-minute architecture call I tell you exactly what agents I'd build, how they'd be orchestrated, and what it costs. You'll know by minute 10 if there's a fit. No pitch.
I architect it before a single line of code.
Every production agentic system I've shipped had its decisions documented before its first deploy. Typed schemas. Orchestration logic. Failure conditions. Edge cases. That's the difference between a system that holds under load and one that collapses at 3am.
I hand you a system you own.
Source code in your repos - no vendor lock-in. A 30-to-45-minute Loom walkthrough. Full documentation. 30 days of post-delivery support. Working on delivery day - or I keep building at no additional charge until it is.
You're the only person who knows your workflows, your customers, and the exact failure modes that kill your process at scale. My job is to take that knowledge and wire it into agents that execute it flawlessly. Engineered, not assembled.
Three production agentic systems. Live. Built by one engineer.
Most people who call themselves "AI engineers" in 2026 are assembling n8n nodes and calling it agentic. Here's what production agentic architecture actually looks like.
Maistro
A live SaaS rebuilt on 20 Claude agents - without losing a single user in production.
- 85 paying users migrated off Bubble onto Next.js with zero downtime
- 20 Claude AI agents in production: Zod-typed, two-wave Inngest orchestration, durable jobs
- 299 n8n nodes across 14 workflows - the backend of a real B2B product
- Post-migration live-database audit caught 25+ uncommitted columns before any data was lost
- 17 architectural decisions documented before line one of code
For: SaaS founders hitting a no-code ceiling, or anyone running Claude agents and n8n at real scale.
Psicologo
A WhatsApp-native agentic therapy SaaS - with real safety infrastructure baked into CI.
- 4 psychologist agent personas, Claude + RAG over real source texts
- Stripe subscription lifecycle, LGPD-compliant - infrastructure-level compliance, not a checkbox
- A CI-gated ethics evaluation that blocks the entire build from shipping if Brazil's crisis hotline (188) is missing from any crisis response. The build fails. Not a promise - a gate.
For: regulated-domain AI (healthcare, legal, finance, education), WhatsApp AI, RAG over sensitive knowledge.
Autoflow Cold Outreach Platform
A multi-tenant agentic system I built and run for clients. The platform that scanned your business is the product.
- 207 n8n nodes across 11 workflows
- Row-level security on 20 of 22 database tables - production-grade, not demo-grade
- Gemini batch generation feeding Claude reply drafting with prompt caching and human-in-the-loop review
- Business-hours-aware multi-tenant scheduler with seat-cap queue-and-drain
- 9 crons running continuously, 24/7
For: outreach automation, agentic content pipelines, multi-tenant infrastructure that doesn't break.
That's 506 production n8n nodes, 20 live Claude agents, and an agentic SaaS that physically cannot ship an unethical response. One engineer. No agency, no junior team, no outsourcing. The code is in the clients' repos. They own it.
You already took step one. Here's what the path looks like.
One specific workflow that was costing your team 10 to 20 hours a week is now handled by an agentic system that runs in the background while your team does work that actually requires humans. Fixed price. 21 to 30 days. You own the code. The path starts free.
The Scanner
You just saw it. Three agentic workflows scoped to your specific business - each with the hours it eliminates and the dollar value it returns. You see the output before I see your email.
The 30-minute architecture call
Pick the workflow worth building. I map the exact agents, the orchestration, the cost, and the timeline. You'll know by minute 10 if there's an obvious fit. Not a sales call - a working session.
Book the architecture callThe build
n8n Automation Build
Scoped on the call
One clean agentic workflow, scoped and shipped in about 7 days. Fixed price, scoped on the call. The entry point for teams who want to validate before going full production.
Claude Code System
Founding price on the call
The complete production agentic system around one workflow. Multi-agent orchestration. Typed schemas. Architecture decision log. Loom walkthrough. Documentation. 30 days of support. Guaranteed working on delivery day.
Both are fixed-price and scoped on the architecture call. The founding price is the lowest it will ever be — locked on the call before it rises with the case studies.
Maintenance
Optional. For when the agentic system becomes infrastructure you don't want to think about again. Monthly, scoped on the call.
I don't discount. If the investment needs to come down, we remove a feature - not value. You'll always know exactly what you're paying for.
Working agentic system on delivery day - or I keep building.
"If the system isn't working as scoped on delivery day, I keep building at no additional charge until it is."
"As scoped" is not vague. The architecture decision log from the scoping call is the spec. It lists every agent, every integration, every acceptance criterion. If the system does what the spec says, the guarantee is met. If it doesn't - I'm still working, on my time, not your budget.
Fixed price. You own the code. No vendor lock-in. No hourly surprises.
Total stack value elsewhere: $18,000-56,000 of output. The founding price exists because I need case studies. You get the lowest price it will ever be - locked on the architecture call.
I run every agentic build personally. That caps me at 3-4 active clients at production-grade quality - a real constraint, not a marketing tactic. When the slots are full, they're full. I won't fake a countdown timer at you. Right now there are 2 founding slots remaining for a Q3 start. When those fill, the next availability is Q4, at a higher price.
Quietly handling the three that actually stop people
I'm not technical enough to know what I'm buying.
You're not supposed to be. You bring the workflow and the context - the institutional knowledge that only exists inside your business. I bring the engineering. The architecture call is where I translate your workflow into agents and you confirm I understood it. Your job is to know the business. Mine is to know the agents.
We already tried AI automation and it didn't stick.
Almost every founder has. It didn't stick because it was assembled, not engineered - a prompt with a webhook and no architecture behind it. No agent orchestration. No typed schemas. No failure conditions. The Scanner you just ran is already more structured than most AI builds that ship. That gap is exactly what I build in.
How do I know it'll work for my business?
You don't have to guess. The Scanner already showed you 3 agentic workflows specific to your business - not a generic checklist. The call maps exactly what I'd build and what it costs. And the build is guaranteed working on delivery day. At every step you have the output before you make the next commitment. The risk is mine, not yours.
Run the scan. See your 3 agentic workflows. Decide from there.
Sixty seconds. No call to see it. No pitch to read it. Three agentic workflows scoped to your business, with the hours and the dollars on each one. If what it shows you isn't worth your ten minutes, close the tab - we both move on.
506 production n8n nodes. 20 live Claude agents. 3 production systems. One engineer. Guarantee on delivery day. 2 founding slots remaining for a Q3 start.
You've been hearing about agentic AI for 18 months. This is the part where something actually gets built, tested, documented, and handed to you - working. Engineered, not assembled.
- Gabriel Favaro, Founder, Autoflow