[ / AUTOMATION + MCP ]· new practice

Workflows that don't need human babysitting.

Some technical problems aren't infrastructure problems — they're workflow problems. We help you reduce repeated manual work with practical automation, integration design, and MCP servers that make your tools reusable.

Starts withworkflow audit

Typical savings6–20 hrs / week

Stackn8n · custom · MCP

Outcomereusable components

[ 01 / MCP ARCHITECTURE ]

A single MCP layer. Every tool. Every assistant.

CLIENTS
Claude · Cursor
Internal tools
CLI & agents
→
MCP BRIDGE
Auth · scope
Observability
Rate limits
→
YOUR SYSTEMS
CRM · billing
Files · DB
Internal APIs

[ 02 / OUTCOMES ]

What you get, in plain language.

Reduce manual admin

Identify repeated work and replace it with small, reliable automations.

Improve visibility

Logs, status, and handoffs you can actually see across systems.

Repeatable workflows

Named, versioned, documented — not tribal knowledge in someone's head.

Future-ready base

An MCP layer means the next AI tool plugs in — without rebuilding integrations.

[ 03 / TYPICAL PROJECTS ]

Things we've actually built.

›Booking-form-to-dispatch pipeline for a limo company · 14 hrs / wk saved
›MCP server wrapping a legacy PHP backoffice · used by 3 internal agents
›Invoice-to-reconciliation automation for an agency · 96% match rate
›Customer-support triage bot with handback-to-human · p95 1.2s response
›Multi-site WordPress content sync via MCP · replaces 4 copy-paste flows

Have a workflow that keeps breaking?

Describe it. We'll tell you if it's an automation candidate, an MCP candidate, or if it's really a different problem wearing a workflow costume.

Start a workflow audit →

POST /mcp/tools/invoke

{
  "tool":   "crm.find_contact",
  "args":   { "email": "..." },
  "scope":  "read:contacts",
  "caller": "agent-07"
}

← 200 OK · 48ms

› bridge: auth + scope verifiedaudit logged