Case studies
Systems that are running
Seven builds, all clients anonymized. Each one leads with the problem underneath, not the tool on top.
Accounting · Miami
Cross-border invoicing across five jurisdictions
The firm went from assembling every invoice by hand to flagging entities and triggering a batch.
~1,600entities administered by the firm
- Airtable
- QuickBooks API
- n8n
- JavaScript
Specialty food wholesale · South Florida
Receivables automation without a POS API
Five workflows running daily, and the client can audit what the system is about to do by looking at his own spreadsheet.
5n8n workflows live, running every day
- n8n
- Google Sheets
- Parsed POS email reports
- Outlook
Children’s content channel
Cheap images before expensive video
Ten episodes produced by a single operator, with cost control enforced by architecture rather than discipline.
7idempotent, resumable stages
- Python
- Claude
- JSON schema validation
- ElevenLabs
Real estate investment · United States
A document process turned into software
The back-and-forth between the firm and its investors is gone.
2branches in the document flow: entity and individual
- Process modeling
- Document control flow
- Digital signature
- Client platform
Own practice · three businesses
A multi-brand agent operating system
Three businesses operated from one system, with brand separation enforced by architecture instead of by remembering.
3businesses I run on the systems I design
- Claude Code
- MCP servers
- Custom Skills
- Scheduled agents
Food distribution · United States
Menu in, supplier proposal out
A per-prospect deliverable that took hours of manual work now runs from a menu upload.
- Claude Skills
- PDF generation
- Structured product catalogue
Own practice · two brands
An editorial system with enforced brand voice
Long-form plus channel teasers from a single run, with brand separation enforced by the skill rather than by review.
- Claude Skills
- Brand voice specification
- Multi-channel derivation
Client names are withheld by agreement. The sectors are real; the identities are not disclosed.
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