Install a working AI system on your business in one afternoon — wire up every recurring workflow to Skills, MCP servers, and scheduled agents, and reclaim 15–20 hours a week. Even if you're non-technical.
Reclaimed per week. Conservative — some clients more. First 30 days.
From intake form to a live system running recurring work on autopilot.
Running in parallel on a normal Tuesday. This is the stack I actually use.
No new hires. No SOPs written from scratch. No context-switching between ten tabs. Claude runs your recurring work on autopilot — the cleanest upgrade you'll make to your business this year.
15–20 hours a week back. Report writing, lead research, competitor monitoring, proposal drafts, meeting summaries — gone from your calendar.
Fire tasks, not people. Recurring work moves to Skills and scheduled agents and runs around the clock without you touching a keyboard.
Core and Premium are built for non-technical operators. I sit on your machine and wire it all up. You just use it afterwards.
“I was using Claude like Google. After one afternoon I had five Skills running and my reporting workflow done before I got to my desk.”— Consulting client, Core session
The details live inside — here's all you need to know before you book.
Short intake, then a live screen-share. We map every recurring task eating your hours — the boring stuff, the repeat asks, the reports you keep redoing.
I sit on your machine remotely and install the stack: context files in your voice, custom Skills, MCP servers for Slack / Drive / Notion / Gmail / Calendar, scheduled agents.
You use it, find edges, Slack/Loom me. We add Skills, wire more automations, and compound. Some clients quietly let a VA role churn without replacing it.
Clients stop doing the work. They start shipping what the work was for.
Context files, custom Skills, MCP servers to your tools, and at least one scheduled agent doing recurring work you used to do yourself.
15–20 hours a week back. Members hit their first reclaimed full day inside week one — not week four.
Every new Skill multiplies the ones before it. Your system gets smarter the longer you use it, not buggier.
They're still writing prompts from scratch. You're shipping 3× the output with half the headcount. Quietly.

I'm Steve. I've been shipping on the web for 14 years — long before any of this AI stuff existed.
Today I build consumer apps, SaaS products, and AI chatbots across health, fitness, and productivity. Every one of them is built with Claude as the primary tool in the stack.
I ship native iOS apps from blank repo to App Store, solo, in a weekend. I rebuilt a client's Next.js site from a Lighthouse score of 48 to a perfect 100 in a single day. I run 10 parallel Claude Code agents on a normal Tuesday.
I'm not a course guy. Not an influencer. What I teach you is the exact stack I use myself to run my own products — because that's the only thing worth teaching.
Shipping production software since before most AI companies existed.
Built with Claude as a primary tool across multiple verticals.
A normal Tuesday. What I teach is what I do.
I manage AI products for other creators — on retainer.
Global instructions, project files, voice and formatting baked in.
5–7 two-word commands for your recurring workflows.
Slack, Drive, Notion, Gmail, Calendar wired directly in.
Terminal-first deploys, parallel agents, 48ms P95.
Recurring work on cron. Morning reports before you sit down.
Dashboards for every Skill, every agent, every scheduled task.
Direct Slack/Loom access. No ticketing system.
One session · Built live · 2 weeks async Slack/Loom support · All future updates included
Book Claude Maxxing →Know someone drowning in recurring work? Send them over. When they book, you get $100 cash and they get $100 off their session. Simple.
Paid out once their session is booked and completed. No caps, no tiers — refer as many as you like.
Applied automatically when they book through your link. Works on Core, Premium, and Retainer setup.
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