What I actually do
I figure out where agents can genuinely help your team, then I build and deploy them. Every team is different. A marketing team and a customer support team have completely different needs, and the agents I build reflect that.
Some examples of what that looks like in practice:
→ Research agents that pull competitor data, customer reviews, and market trends automatically. What used to take two days becomes a morning briefing.
→ Content and creative production. Agents that help teams produce more ad copy, product descriptions, email sequences, and creative variations without losing quality or brand voice.
→ Meta Ads and creative testing. Agents that analyze ad performance, identify winning hooks, cross-reference with customer language, and help generate the next round of creatives.
→ Shopify integration. Agents connected to your store that can pull product data, monitor listings, and eventually help with product pages, collections, and descriptions.
→ Reporting and analytics. Agents that combine data from multiple sources (Meta, Google Analytics, Shopify, Klaviyo) into clear summaries your team can actually act on.
→ Customer support agents trained on your products and your tone, handling first-line questions so your team can focus on the complex stuff.
→ QA and monitoring agents that catch issues in reviews, product listings, or operations before they become real problems.
The technology isn't the point. The point is your team gets more done with less friction.