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Just finished V2 of Digital Epigram an ai first customer service platform
building AI products that actually solve problems has been my thing and always glad the projects i work on make an impact
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Everything after that section can then talk in normal product language, because the core idea has already landed without needing to be described.
Really smart way to make a technical AI capability tangible—the drag interaction lets the user discover the value instead of reading a claim. The architectural visual language supports that clarity beautifully.
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I am still working towards it!! Check it out!!
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AI agents shouldn’t exist just because AI is trending.
They should exist because a business owner has a real problem that needs solving.
A customer calls after business hours.
Nobody answers.
The customer moves on to a competitor.
A lead comes in through a website.
Nobody follows up quickly.
The lead goes cold.
A team spends hours every week copying information between tools.
That time could have been spent growing the business.
This is where I’m focusing my work:
Building AI agents that solve real operational problems for businesses.
For example, an AI receptionist can:
→ Answer calls 24/7
→ Handle common customer questions
→ Qualify leads
→ Book appointments directly into a calendar
→ Transfer important calls to a human
→ Send follow-ups and call summaries automatically
The goal isn’t to replace people.
It’s to remove repetitive work and make sure valuable customers don’t get lost because nobody was available at the right moment.
I’m currently building and testing AI agent systems for businesses, with a focus on practical automation, measurable outcomes, and real-world workflows.
If you’re a business owner dealing with missed calls, repetitive tasks, or slow lead follow-ups, I’d be interested in hearing about the problem you’re dealing with.
Tell me the problem. I’ll figure out whether an AI agent can actually solve it.