APPLIED AI · AUTOMATION · INTEGRATIONS

Make useful AI
part of the work.

I build practical AI features and automations around the systems you already use — from knowledge assistants and document workflows to content pipelines and CRM integrations.

Five-language translation workflows1,000+ digital books updated monthly

SELECTED IMPLEMENTATIONS

AI and automation in real workflows.

Each example solves a defined operational task. The implementation details below describe what was built; diagrams are explanatory, not product screenshots.

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CASE STUDY · 01

A knowledge assistant across web chat and Telegram

A WordPress chat and Telegram bot share one knowledge base built from Google Docs sources. People can ask by text or voice; a Python service retrieves relevant material and prepares a response.

One source of knowledge · text and voice · WordPress + Python

WordPress · Python · Google Docs · vector search · Telegram

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CASE STUDY · 02

Document screening that helps reviewers focus

A document workflow checks image quality, text layout, font and stroke inconsistencies, and image-editing artifacts. It returns an edit-risk level, confidence, and highlighted signals for a human reviewer.

Signal highlighting · confidence context · human verification

Python · image analysis · human review

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CASE STUDY · 03

WordPress translation updates without the string-by-string routine

A watcher detects new or changed theme and plugin strings after deployment, then sends them through a selected translation provider. Supported languages include Ukrainian, English, German, French, and Chinese.

Typically processed 5–10 minutes after deployment

WordPress · PHP · Google Translate · ChatGPT API

CASE STUDY · 04

Animated content generated and published as one pipeline

TenderClip connects animated greeting-card generation, poem creation, page assembly, and WordPress publishing. New catalog entries can move through the workflow without manual content entry.

Google Veo · Node.js · PHP · WordPress

Google Veo · Node.js · PHP · WordPress

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CASE STUDY · 05

PDF and EPUB publishing at catalogue scale

A publishing workflow assembles multilingual books from website content and saved templates, creates PDF and EPUB files, and attaches them to WooCommerce products. Bulk updates support more than 1,000 books per month.

Content selection · reusable templates · digital-product publishing

WordPress · WooCommerce · PHP · EPUB/PDF

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CASE STUDY · 06

Production queues connected to CRM

A mobile-first internal system syncs tasks with a CRM, guides work through production stages, validates entries, calculates piecework and material use, and gives supervisors a current view of progress and exceptions.

CRM API/webhooks · task queues · calculations and reporting

PHP · JavaScript · SQLite · CRM API/webhooks

WHAT I BUILD

Small, connected systems that remove repeated work.

01

AI assistants and knowledge search

Bring an existing knowledge base into a website, Telegram, or internal tool. Add retrieval, voice input, usage modes, and clear hand-off rules.

02

Document and content workflows

Use AI where it helps with classification, extraction, drafting, translation, or media generation — with review steps where accuracy matters.

03

Integrations and operational automation

Connect APIs, WordPress, CRM, queues, and reporting. Keep exceptions visible and make the workflow understandable to the people who run it.

BUILT FOR THE REAL PROCESS

AI should fit the workflow — and show its limits.

Start with the task, data sources, and exception paths. Add human approval for consequential decisions, preserve an audit trail where needed, and avoid automating a step that should remain a human decision.

HOW A PROJECT STARTS

First map the work. Then choose the automation.

01

Map the current process

What starts the task, what information is needed, and where does work get stuck?

02

Define a bounded first version

Choose the data, integrations, review points, and a result that can be checked. Prefer a small pilot over a broad promise.

03

Build, test, hand over

Implement the flow, test normal and edge cases, document the controls, and leave a clear way to operate it.

TELL ME WHAT SHOULD CHANGE

Where does repeated work slow your team down?

Describe the workflow, the systems involved, and what a useful result would look like. I’ll reply by email to discuss scope and a practical next step.

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