I design and build AI agents for small businesses and B2B teams. They handle the searching, sorting and first drafts that take up your week. They run on a schedule, on your own accounts.
It reads every new listing overnight and sends only the cars that match the buyer's rules.
Sample listings, not real cars.
If you can explain how you decide, an agent can do the first pass. These are the kinds of agents I build.
Starts each day with a one-page brief: today's meetings, overdue items, and who owes you what. It tracks commitments from each meeting and drafts replies for your approval. I use one for my own work every day.
Reviews new job postings, scores each one against your resume, and highlights the gaps. When you choose a role, it drafts a tailored resume for your review. You submit every application yourself.
Monitors new listings or leads, keeps only what fits your rules, and never shows you the same item twice.
Reads incoming email and files, labels and files them, and copies the key details from invoices, forms and PDFs into a spreadsheet.
Checks supplier product files for missing specs, duplicates and unusual prices before they reach your store or catalog. Draws on six years running a manufacturer product catalog platform.
Takes a customer's request, checks price and stock across your distributors, and drafts a quote for you to review and send. Draws on my experience building real-time pricing links to 20+ IT distributors.
About an hour. You walk me through how you decide today, using real examples.
I build the agent and run it on your own accounts, with an activity log you can review.
You review what it produces and tell me what needs to change. I adjust it until it's right.
Changes as your needs evolve, billed hourly.
Principal, Vilar Consulting. San Clemente, California.
I have 18 years in B2B software, most of them as a product manager. At Supplyframe, part of Siemens, I owned the bill-of-materials and quote-request (RFQ) tools in its supply-chain platform. Before that I spent 13 years at CBS Interactive, where I ran a product-information platform that held 12 million manufacturer products across 30 markets at its peak, and worked on a B2B ecommerce product.
Most product work comes down to understanding how people actually make decisions. An agent needs that same understanding before it can take work off your plate.
Describe a task you'd like to automate, and I'll let you know whether an agent is a good fit.