AI & Automation
I build multi-agent systems, content automation pipelines, OCR workflows, and AI integrations. These are production systems handling real throughput, not proof-of-concept notebooks. I've shipped and maintained them myself.

I architect systems where agents hand off tasks to each other (research, writing, review, publishing) without human checkpoints in the loop. Built on Claude's agent SDK with real orchestration.
Raw footage or source data in, formatted and published output out — with no manual steps between recording and publishing. Video processing, transcript generation, clip extraction, and multi-platform distribution.
Extract structured data from PDFs, images, and scanned documents using Claude Vision OCR and route it directly into databases. Production pipelines on real estate title documents and tournament stat sheets.
I wire AI capabilities into existing production apps — classification, document generation, MCP tool servers, and custom inference pipelines. Claude, OpenAI, and open-source models integrated without a platform rebuild or new backend.
I map your current manual process step by step. Where does data come from? What transforms happen? What's the output? I need to understand what's manual before I can automate it.
I design the pipeline architecture: which steps get AI, which get deterministic logic, where humans stay in the loop. You get a system diagram and cost projection before any code is written.
I build and test against your real data, not sample inputs. Each pipeline stage gets error handling, retry logic, and observability. You see outputs from day one.
Production deployment with monitoring dashboards, alerting, and cost tracking. I optimize prompt costs and latency over the first 30 days based on real usage patterns.
You have staff manually moving data between systems — repetitive work with rules clear enough for a pipeline to own.
You produce at volume and need processing, formatting, and distribution handled by a pipeline — not headcount.
You know AI belongs in your product — you need a developer who has run 20+ specialized agents in production, not a prompt engineer who demos in notebooks.
MGT Studio
Multi-module command center. /control handles task orchestration, /factory runs content pipelines, /ops surfaces system health. 20+ specialized agents deployed to production.
MGT Factory
Content automation backend. Takes raw video input and outputs formatted clips for YouTube, X, and Instagram. Zero manual steps between recording and publishing.
MGT Mission Control
Agent orchestration layer. Routes tasks to specialized agents in parallel, tracks execution status, and surfaces failures before they reach production.
Claude Agents (Open Source)
Public repo of production-ready agent implementations. github.com/davidolverson/claude-agents
AI automation projects range from $500 to $2,499 depending on pipeline complexity. Single-workflow automations with one AI stage start around $500. Multi-agent orchestration systems with monitoring, multiple data sources, and production observability run $1,499 to $2,499. I scope everything after understanding your actual data flow. No guessing.
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Document processing, content generation, data classification, customer support triage, lead enrichment, report generation, and any repetitive workflow with clear rules. If your team copies data between systems or follows the same steps repeatedly, it can likely be automated.
Single-workflow automations with one AI stage start around $500. Multi-agent orchestration systems with monitoring and multiple data sources run $1,499 to $2,499. I scope everything after understanding your actual data flow, so you get an exact number before any code is written.
Yes. I've integrated with Postgres, Supabase, Notion, Google Sheets, Slack, Discord, S3, and dozens of REST APIs. If it has an API, I can connect it.
Simple single-stage automations: 1-2 weeks. Multi-agent pipelines with custom orchestration and monitoring: 4-8 weeks. I build against your real data from day one, so you see working outputs early.
Every pipeline includes confidence scoring and human-review checkpoints for edge cases. I design for graceful failure. Bad outputs get flagged, not shipped. The system improves over time as I tune prompts against real failure cases.
Describe the workflow. I'll map out an automated pipeline and tell you exactly what it saves you.
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Shipped AI systems, measurable outcomes, and the case studies behind them.
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