AI workflows
A trigger, a model and an output, wired into a tool your client already uses: their CRM, inbox, docs or Slack. Tested, with a human review step wherever the output reaches a customer.
Your clients ask for technical work. Your agency can say yes.
I build AI workflows, agents, internal tools and websites for agencies and consultants who sell them, under your brand or mine.
A single builder from scope to launch, a fixed fee per milestone, on your calls, US Pacific time.
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Chudi Nnorukam AI systems engineer, UC Berkeley. The person who builds your client's project.What I build for your clients
AI agents
Multi-step agents with tools, memory, a review step and error handling, for work a single prompt cannot finish.
Internal tools and dashboards
A login, a handful of screens and a live data source, so your client stops running the business from spreadsheets.
Websites
Marketing and product sites with a CMS, analytics and a contact form that sends each lead to your client.
Every build gets a timeline in its written scope before work starts.
How it works
- You close the deal and own the client.
- We run discovery together. I write the scope, a done-checklist and a fixed fee per milestone.
- Half the fee is paid up front, the rest when you accept the work.
- I build, and join your client calls when you want me there.
- You accept against the checklist. Anything outside it becomes a written change order.
- Handover to your client, or maintenance that runs through you.
Start with a pilot
A single fixed-fee milestone from the list above, so you can judge the work before a bigger deal. Partner prices are in the kit.
Scope a pilot on a partner callBuilds I run myself
OWN PRODUCT
A crawler and scoring pipeline
Runs the same checks across several AI models, scores the answers and turns them into written reports. Designed, built and run by me in production.
OWN PRODUCT
A local-first pipeline that refuses to act without review
Rate caps, stop rules and a human approval before anything irreversible runs, with a test suite on every change. Built and run by me.
OWN PRODUCT
An intake, scoring and review tool you can click through
The internal tool clients ask for most: a request form, written scoring rules and a review screen where a person makes every call. A working demo on synthetic data.
The first partner case study is in progress. Until a pilot ships, no build here had a partner in it. All case studies
Terms partners ask about
- White label or co-brand, your choice. Your client never sees my name unless you want them to.
- I never contact or pitch your clients, during the project or after it.
- An NDA before we talk specifics, on request.
- The work and its code transfer to you or your client once the fee is paid.
- A written scope and a delivery date before work starts.
- I work with two agency partners at a time, so your deadline is not stuck behind a long queue.
Questions agencies ask
What do you charge agencies?
A fixed partner price per milestone, from a written estimate. You set your own client price on top. The partner rate card is in the kit.
Do you work white label?
Yes. Your brand only, or co-branded if you prefer, with an NDA on request.
Who owns the client?
You do. I never contact or pitch your client, during the project or after it, and maintenance runs through you.
What if the client changes the scope?
Anything outside the signed done-checklist becomes a written change order at an hourly rate, approved by you before I start it.
Do you build in n8n or Make?
I build in code, so every workflow has tests and version control. If your client already runs on n8n or Make, I connect to it through webhooks and APIs instead of replacing it.
What if a deadline is at risk?
You hear it from me the day I know, with a new date and the reason.
Book a partner call
A half-hour call on Google Meet. Bring a live deal, and we can scope a pilot on it.
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Request the partner kit
The rate card, how a pilot runs and the terms, by email.
Prefer email? Tell me about the client request you could not say yes to.