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iMakeMVPs

A practical extra pair of hands for repeat work

Important work keeps slipping between your inbox, files, and people.

We set up and manage an AI agent to prepare one repeatable business workflow. It follows your rules, works with selected tools, and pauses for a person whenever judgment matters.

Here is what the handoff looks like

1

Work comes in

Email, form, file, or scheduled task

2

Agent prepares the work

Checks, gathers, organizes, and drafts

3

You approve important decisions

Nothing sensitive skips the right person

4

Done and recorded

The result goes back to the agreed business record

What is a managed AI agent?

Think of it like giving a reliable assistant a very specific checklist. The software can read approved information, prepare routine work, and keep the record up to date.

It is not a person and it does not replace human judgment. We set it up, watch the agreed workflow, and help fix problems. Your team stays responsible for approvals and professional decisions.

One useful responsibility done consistently is the goal, not an all-knowing robot.

See what might fit your business

Pick work you already recognize.

Choose your industry to see three possible starting points, or browse common tasks. Every example is illustrative. Your pilot begins with one primary responsibility, not a bundle of everything on this page.

Common tasks we can discuss

These help spark ideas. Picking one here does not add it to your pilot.

Keeping everyday work moving

Working with documents and know-how

Preparing and following up

Checking records and recurring tasks

What kind of business do you run?

Routine legal-office tasks, while attorneys keep control of advice, privilege, and client decisions.

Choose one routine to explore

New matter intake check selected for Legal.

Example workflow

New matter intake check

Check a new request for required information before review.

Assess my workflow
What starts it
A new matter or engagement request enters the intake queue.
What it can use
Approved intake rules, service scope, conflict-check status, and assigned reviewer.
When a person steps in
A professional approves acceptance, scope, conflicts, advice, and any client-facing response.
What it prepares
A completeness summary and draft request for missing items.
Where it is recorded
The firm intake or practice-management record.
What the agent does
  1. 1.Read the submitted fields and attached-file inventory.
  2. 2.Compare the intake against the approved completeness checklist.
  3. 3.Prepare missing-item questions and route exceptions.

How you could judge whether it helps

  • Time to complete intake
  • Missing-item loops
  • Exceptions routed correctly

Decisions that stay with people

  • Whether to accept the work
  • Professional advice
  • Final scope and pricing

From idea to a managed routine

Four clear steps. You are involved at every important point.

1

We learn the routine

In a human Workflow Assessment, we look at the work, where the information lives, and who makes the important calls.

2

We draw the boundaries

Together, we choose one clear responsibility, the approved tools, and the moments when a person must step in.

3

We build and test it

We set up the agent, test the workflow with you, and launch only after the handoffs and approval steps are clear.

4

You choose what happens next

After 14 calendar days of post-launch management, take over the setup yourself or keep us managing it. Nothing renews automatically.

Simple starting prices

Start small. Continue only if it makes sense.

Currently free

Workflow Assessment

A human review of one repeatable workflow. We look at fit, records, approval needs, and open questions. It is temporarily free while we work with early clients.

$350 one time

Managed Agent Pilot

For eligible workflows. Includes setup, launch, and 14 calendar days of management after launch. At the end, we can hand the agent setup over to your business. There is no automatic subscription.

From $500 a month

Optional ongoing management

Keep us managing the same agreed workflow after the pilot. Final pricing depends on the approved operating scope.

Keep it yourself or let us manage it.

After the pilot, we can hand the agent setup over to your business so your team can run it independently. If you would rather not manage it yourself, ongoing management is available from $500 per month. Nothing renews automatically.

One clear job for the first agent

Your first agent starts with one primary responsibility. We add additional skills only when they fit the same role, systems, approval rules, and management scope. New responsibilities, agents, workflows, systems, or integrations need a separate assessment and price.

You keep the important decisions

A named person approves legal, financial, safety, contractual, hiring, pricing, and other professional or sensitive decisions. The agent supports administrative and operational work only.

You can see what happened

Your usual business app stays the official record. We can track completed work, items that got stuck, and how much review was needed without promising a guaranteed return.

More than one way to work together

The focused pilot is the front door. The rest of the firm is still here.

If your needs go beyond one managed workflow, explore our broader implementation work, see the kinds of projects we build, or read the practical guides behind our approach.

A quick multiple-choice preview

Could one nagging routine be a good first workflow?