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AI Automation Consultant & Strategist
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AI Automation Consultant & Strategist
Websites + PWAs | Mobile-First Product Design
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Websites + PWAs | Mobile-First Product Design
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Every freelance
The problem it solves Every freelance designer knows the feeling — someone fills out your intake form, and suddenly you're the bottleneck. Writing follow-ups, sending confirmations, drafting reminders, chasing proposals. The work before the work. I built the Client Intake Agent to handle all of it. What it does A 9-step automated pipeline that runs from the moment a lead submits an inquiry to the moment they receive a proposal — with the right things automated and the right things kept as drafts for human review. → New intake submission → agent drafts a branded Gmail follow-up with portfolio examples matched to the client's service request → Lead books a call → confirmation email auto-sends instantly → Day before the meeting → reminder auto-sends at 7am → After the call → agent drafts the proposal, contract, and deposit invoice when you're ready Why it's reusable The agent is built as a template — not tied to one person's data. Anyone can duplicate it, swap in their booking link, populate their portfolio database, and run the same workflow in under an hour. The instructions include a full constants block, defined status values, and copy-paste prompts to get started immediately. Judging criteria — how this entry maps — Clarity of use case: Freelance designer, client intake, first inquiry to signed proposal — Quality of instructions: Step-by-step pipeline, named triggers, send rules, guardrails, status definitions, and fallback logic — Reliability and safety: Human review on every client-facing email except confirmations and reminders — where timing matters and content never changes — Impact: Eliminates the highest-friction part of freelance ops — the first 72 hours after a lead reaches out — Craft: Branded emails, STAR-format portfolio database, placeholder links for DocuSign and QuickBooks, and a clean setup guide anyone can follow Links — Custom Agent: https://www.notion.so/agent/3352d5cd-4ef4-80a1-a3d6-009263fd916f (https://www.notion.so/agent/3352d5cd-4ef4-80a1-a3d6-009263fd916f)— Marketplace listing: https://www.notion.so/marketplace/custom-agents/client-intake-agent (in review)
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Product designer & iOS engineer for polished apps
New to Contra
Product designer & iOS engineer for polished apps
Cover image for I built Runrate's design guide
I built Runrate's design guide in HTML by describing it to Codex in natural language instead of starting in Figma. It still covers what I would normally organize in a Figma library: - semantic color tokens and themes - typography, spacing, shape, elevation, icons, and motion - accessibility and responsive behavior - reusable components with states, usage guidance, anti-patterns, and live examples - product patterns for the ledger, accounts, forms, navigation, and risk or recovery states - guidance for translating the same intent between Web and iOS The difference is that these are not static frames. The tokens are implementation contracts. The components can be used in the browser. The patterns include real constraints, interaction behavior, and accessibility. Production Web remains the source of truth. Then I point the project's AGENTS.md file at the guide. The instruction is essentially this: Before creating or changing a customer-facing Runrate surface, consult the design guide. Use Foundations for tokens, hierarchy, and voice. Use Components for behavior and states. Use Patterns for composition. Reuse the existing system before extending it. That applies to new product features, email templates, marketing creative, and anything else that should match the guide. So the design system is not only a library.... it becomes part of the context used to generate the work. https://myrunrate.com/design What do you think about this? And are you making your design system readable by agents? Curious what other people are doing.
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Frontend Engineer | iOS Developer 🚀
Frontend Engineer | iOS Developer 🚀
Mobile/Web Design, Branding
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Mobile/Web Design, Branding