Product implementation
Agent-enabled product engineering for teams shipping real AI features
If you're building AI into a product, you need more than prompts. You need workflow design, context assembly, bounded behavior, fallback paths, and an implementation that respects the rest of the stack.
Starting at €10,000 for scoped implementation work.
Product patterns I can help implement
In-product copilot
A bounded assistant inside the product that retrieves account or workflow context and helps users complete a specific task faster.
Structured drafting workflow
Generate drafts, summaries, or recommendations in a defined schema so the output fits product logic instead of landing as freeform text.
Recommendation system with human confirmation
Use AI to rank or suggest the next action while the user or application rules still control the final step.
Bounded action workflow
Let the system prepare or queue actions, but only trigger them when the trust boundary, access rules, and fallback path are explicit.
Good fit
Founders adding AI features into an existing product
Teams building a first agent-enabled workflow inside a SaaS product
Laravel-heavy products that need someone comfortable with both product code and AI integration realities
What this work actually includes
- User action and product workflow design
- Context assembly from product state, docs, or internal systems
- Tooling, business rules, and bounded actions
- Review UX, confidence cues, and fallback behavior
- Queues, persistence, logging, and evaluation
Questions to answer before shipping AI in a product
What user action gets better if AI is added here?
What output needs to be reliable enough for customers to trust?
What fallback should exist when the model, retrieval, or tool step is weak?
What must remain deterministic in the app even if the AI output varies?
How will the team review quality and improve the feature over time?
Relevant background
My product work already spans Laravel applications, operational software, and AI-enabled products.
That combination is useful when AI features need to connect to queues, billing, user roles, auditability, evaluation, and the rest of the platform reality.
If you need both architecture thinking and hands-on shipping, this offer is built for that.
Related reading
What a production AI agent actually is
A breakdown of the layers behind useful AI systems in real products.
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AI Product Features vs Internal Agents
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CasePilot AI product case study
An example of AI orchestration, tooling, and evaluation inside a product context.
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Building an AI feature right now?
Send me the product context, the user action you want to improve, and the output you need the system to produce. I'll tell you whether it sounds implementation-ready.