AI workflow advisory
Complex AI workflows are expensive to learn through trial and error.
Before you build, while you’re building, or after launch, I help you decide what should use AI, what should stay software, where people stay in control, and what to do next.
When this helps
The work is real. The right system is not yet obvious.
Ways to work together
Choose the help the decision needs.
Start with a diagnosis, a target design, or ongoing support as the work changes.
Find what needs attention and what to do next.
From €2,000 ?→
An independent diagnosis of one defined current or planned workflow, with prioritized findings and practical next actions.
Give the team an architecture to build from.
From €7,500 ?→
A target design for how the workflow, systems, AI, and human decisions should work together.
Keep difficult decisions moving.
From €2,500/month ?→
Flexible architecture review and decision support as the work evolves. Cadence and scope follow the fit call.
Why outside judgment helps
Small ambiguities become expensive when the workflow can act.
Hodl / perspective
The architecture lens predates AI.
For more than three decades, I have worked on problems that crossed software, infrastructure, operations, unfamiliar domains, markets and business. The recurring job was the same: understand where the layers meet and find what actually determines the outcome.
Software → infrastructure → people → operations
Domain → operating model → architecture
Decision → execution → state → infrastructure
AI is the newest environment for that work, not its origin.Why this matters → About
AI as leverage
A serious multi-agent system behind my own work.
Clawblins is my personal AI crew: specialist roles with the context and tools they need, backed by software controls, review boundaries, and human authority. The names and personalities are the interface. The control system sits underneath.
Clawblins / operating system
Role-specific context. Explicit control. Human authority.
UnHodl Multi-Agent Trading Infrastructure is one specialist system within the wider crew. Each role receives the context it needs; deterministic controls and stage-specific review sit beneath the agent work.Next step
Bring me the workflow.
Tell me what you are trying to improve, where it stands, and what feels difficult or unclear. We’ll use the Free Fit Call to decide whether I can help and what the next step should be.
- 01The workflow
- 02Where it stands
- 03What feels difficult
- 04What you need next