A client thread for a dealership advisor. Interests, comms prep, coaching sources, and a proof packet for every relationship.
Work samples · open to use
Open the systems we build.
Eight working systems, built for real business problems at a range of sizes, opened for you to click through and use. A moving company, an insurance broker, an aerospace readiness review, and more. This is what your team would own.
Every name, company, and number in these is invented, and a fail-closed check blocks publishing if even one real identity remains. We built them to show the work, which is why you get the build itself rather than a redacted screenshot of one. The build you open is the real build.
Watch the AI element work
- Trigger a real public-data pull (api.weather.gov, keyless, click-run)Residential real estate
- Watch deterministic catches fire on sample dataSubsea procurement
- Watch a scripted agent trace, labeled simulated end to endAerospace manufacturing
Eight case files
A moving company operating system. Quote planning, route presets, crew board, customer updates, and the owner view.
Lead intake to closing for a residential agent. Buyer rooms, neighborhood guides, team operations, and post-close follow-through.
A broker workspace. Book of business, appetite board, claims intake, renewals, tone-matched drafts, and a client portal.
Procurement that flags the wrong revision, the late lead time, the price outlier, and the single-source risk before a PO ships.
Strategic-programs coordination. Signals over engineering metadata, a data-layer tour, and owner, counterpart, and employee views.
A candidate workspace. Documents, dashboards, an agent manager, a source library, and a labeled value model.
A readiness-review workspace across fourteen surfaces. Inbox, requests, evidence, dashboards, agent manager, and a proof packet.
Questions these samples answer
What can AI actually do for a small business?
Open the samples above and see for yourself. A moving company gets quote planning and crew boards, a real estate agent gets lead intake to closing, an insurance broker gets renewals and tone-matched drafts. Each build turns one repeated task into a workflow the team owns.
What does a larger AI rollout look like?
The aerospace and insurance case files show it: a readiness review across fourteen surfaces, procurement that catches the wrong revision before a PO ships, and an agent manager with a review gate on every action. One branch first, human approval built in, then the rollout widens.
Want one of these for your business?
The first call is free, and it is where yours would start.