Agent harnesses, tokenomics, and team training · For the people who own the AI budget, and the teams who use it · Based in MENA, working globally
Real-time voice agents at CME Offshore and Siren Analytics. Enterprise AI systems inside Strategy& / PwC, where I work today. Alongside that, I work with companies directly: getting AI past the demo stage, with the economics done before the build.
Most AI initiatives stall between the demo and production. The gap is engineering and economics, not model choice. That gap is where I work.
A stalled pilot keeps billing every month it sits there. Nobody logs that as a failure. It gets logged as a deprioritization. The budget is gone either way.
Choose your track
Both run inside your company, on your stack and your real work. Pick the team that is stuck. You can switch any time.
Working solo? A solopreneur gets the same standard, one on one. Pick the track closest to your work and book the same call.
How it starts
Most teams are not choosing between me and another vendor. They are choosing between doing this and doing nothing. Doing nothing has a price too. The other options are a hire you cannot fill for months, or a consultancy that leaves a deck. Neither leaves capability behind.
You describe where AI is stuck in your team. If I am not the right person, I say so and point you toward what would actually help.
A paid, fixed-scope review of your AI spend and pipeline, line by line. It ships as an interactive report: costs mapped, fixes ranked. You keep it whether or not we go further.
Priced on the call, scoped in writing before anything starts.
We fix the system with your team in the room, so the capability stays when I leave. Your team's time is the real cost. Both numbers go on the table before we start. The goal is that you stop needing me.
The work
A customer-operations platform where callers reach a voice agent on phone, WhatsApp, and email, in five languages. I made the full voice chain work: SIP trunking through Twilio, LiveKit and WebRTC, speech and reasoning on both local and API models, multimodal RAG, database access as agent tools. First on the team to get the agent speaking end to end.
Internal builds and demos across client engagements, several adopted into active team use. The work is real. The details stay covered until clients say otherwise.
My own product: creators onboard, point it at their niche, and it scans Reddit, Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube for what is rising, then turns the strongest ideas into scripts.
About
The stack
Real-time voice agents at CME Offshore and Siren Analytics. That work became Vero AI. Today, enterprise AI systems inside Strategy& / PwC, alongside direct work with companies. Real-time avatars as separate hands-on work. Based in MENA.
Self-taught, starting in 2020, in a room with a laptop and no GPU. The first build: an exercise-recognition system, data filmed at a real gym, trained by hand, demonstrated live in front of the jury.
Before this there was The Learning Engineer, my brand teaching students how to learn. Neuroscience, teaching, and AI systems. The combination is rare, and it is why the training half of this practice exists.
The first step
You leave the call knowing whether I can help, roughly what it would take, and what it would cost to find out for sure. If I am not the right person, I will say so on the call.
The 20 minutes, in order
Before you book
What I am building, what it costs to run, and what broke on the way. Monthly, at minimum. Leaving takes one click.
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