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Agents and pipelines that read documents, answer questions and move data between systems, tested before anyone depends on them.
I build AI systems for commercial real estate appraisal at Bowery Valuation, and led AI at The Gettys Group, a hospitality design firm. Most of the value is unglamorous: pulling the right numbers out of messy documents, checking them, and putting them where they need to go.
What's included
Structured data from PDFs, spreadsheets and scans, with checks on every field.
Assistants that take real actions, from building a 3D model to updating a to-do list.
Realtime voice interfaces for hands-free use.
Test sets and scoring, so you know how well it works before it goes live.
Email triage, reports and hand-offs between the tools you already use.
Examples
Tools I built at The Gettys Group for its interior design team. A photo of an existing hotel room is broken down into edge and depth maps with ControlNet, so every generated concept keeps the room's exact layout. Designers could explore dozens of directions, edit details in place with inpainting, and swap in approved furniture with custom-trained LoRAs.
A command center for trading strategies on Polymarket's prediction markets. Claude designs and runs the strategies, deploying Go runners that each watch one market against live Coinbase or Binance prices and price the gap with options models. A research assistant with 16 market and news tools helps brainstorm new ones. It runs in simulation.
A LEGO kit design web app. You describe what you want and Brickley, the studio's AI agent, builds it live in 3D from 698 real LEGO part molds. It checks that every stud actually connects, then produces a priced parts kit, a BrickLink list and an instruction booklet. A live product with a paid plan.
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A home hub for a 24-inch wall panel: to-dos, recipes and pantry, calendar, transit, stocks and news, all driven by a realtime voice agent you can talk to from across the room.
Contact
Let's build something good.