A short call
What the client wants, where the project stands and which part I take on.
For agencies
Your client wants AI. Your agency delivers it.
I join your projects as the AI engineer your team is missing: language model integrations, agents, RAG and architecture review. Your brand stays in front and the scope is fixed in writing.
- Model
- White-label
- Contract
- Fixed price or hour bank
- Contact
- One senior engineer
- Languages
- English and Spanish
When it fits
AI projects your team has not shipped before.
- A client asks for an assistant, an agent or search over their documents, and nobody on the team has taken one to production.
- You have an open proposal and need someone to size the AI part before you quote.
- A running project got complicated by the models: unreliable answers, rising costs or no tests that tell you whether it works.
How we work
From brief to delivery.
The agency keeps the client relationship. I take care of the agreed technical part.
Written scope
What I deliver, when and at what price, fixed or as an hour bank. An NDA can be signed before anything is shared.
Reviewable deliveries
Progress in the agency's repository, tests for the agreed behaviour and documentation for whoever maintains it later.
Handover
Your team gets the code, the tests and an explanation of how it works, so the project does not depend on me.
What your agency gets
Code in your repository
Following your team's structure and conventions.
Model tests
Evaluation cases for the answers, on top of the code tests.
Documentation
What the system does, how to configure it and what to watch in production.
Proposal support
If needed, a technical estimate and the risks of the AI part before you quote.
What I need from you
- Someone at the agency who can make decisions.
- Access to the repository and environment where the work lands.
- Client context that affects scope: data, deadlines and constraints.
Questions
What usually comes up first.
Request
Tell me about the project.
With this I can tell you whether it fits and which part I could take on. I reply personally.
Next step
Let's talk about your next brief.
If you received an email from me, a reply is enough. Otherwise, write to this address with the project and the deadline. If you would rather talk it through, ask for a 15-minute call and I will suggest times.