Work with me
- Free fit call, 15 minutes
- AI Fast Track, 1:1 for founders, execs and ops leaders
- AI ops audit, credited toward an install
- AI for Ops training · Speaking
The agents
Two systems I run at oac every day, rebuilt for brands on Shopify and spreadsheets, no ERP. Kits first, or installed with me.
Supply Planning Agent
Coming soonYou find out about a stockout after it's happened. This agent owns replenishment: run-rates, inventory, reorder signals, and out-of-stock flags before they cost you a stockist.
Join the waitlist → Master data for commerceShopify Ops Starter
Coming soonYour SKUs, costs, barcodes and vendors live in four places and disagree. This agent keeps one clean record across Shopify, trade sheets and invoices, ready for every automation you build.
Join the waitlist →Not ready to hire anyone, including me? Tell me what would actually be useful to you, and I'll build that first.
The build library
The builds behind the products: the code, a leverage rating out of 10, and where each one failed. Wondering if I can build this? Start here.
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Leverage 8/10
the agent framework I use, and how I built our supply planner
How I go from a job I do by hand to an agent that does it: skills first, then stacked into one agent, with a written job description, an autonomy matrix, traces on every run and a second agent auditing the whole thing. Worked through with Batch, our supply planner.
Read the build →
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Leverage 8/10
the dispatch console: from rules in our heads to an app anyone can open
Dispatch rules at oac went through four stages: remembering them, posters on the wall, a sheet that only ran on my laptop, and now a web app anyone on the team can open. This is the build: the rules engine, the hashed PII matching, and the customs rule that breaks every UK freebie.
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Leverage 6/10
oac's brain, part 1: the data layer
Every agent I run sits on the same data layer: one Google Sheet workbook as the single source of truth, fed by scheduled Python syncs with health checks. The full wiring: source-by-source workarounds, the rules that keep the numbers honest, what failed first, and a where-to-start map for building your own.
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