
AI Email Response Generator
Reads every support email, classifies it, drafts a context-aware reply, and saves it as a Gmail draft ready to send. The team reviews, clicks send, and moves on.
I build n8n and AI workflows that qualify leads, generate content, and move data between your tools. No manual steps, no missed follow-up.

Reads every support email, classifies it, drafts a context-aware reply, and saves it as a Gmail draft ready to send. The team reviews, clicks send, and moves on.

Reads every CV in a Google Drive folder, scores each one against the job criteria, and outputs a ranked list to Google Sheets. No manual shortlisting.

Catches form submissions, filters out personal and disposable emails, and logs only the contacts worth following up on to Google Sheets. Automatically.

Paste a blog URL, get a LinkedIn post, a tweet, and an email snippet back. All three land in a Google Sheet with the source URL and timestamp.
Forms, sign-ups, and applications routed and filtered automatically. Only the leads worth your time land in your inbox or sheet.
Topic in, ready-to-post content out. Prompts tuned to sound like a person, not a template.
Data moved between the apps you already use, on trigger, without a spreadsheet in the middle.
Nodes, triggers, error handling, and retries built so a workflow keeps running after you stop watching it.
Every workflow ships with a walkthrough of what each node does and how to change it later.
30-minute call to map the manual process: the trigger, the tools involved, and the decision points. I leave with a written scope you sign off before anything else moves.
I plan the workflow before building it: which nodes fire, what data moves between them, and where it can fail.
Each node built and tested against real data before moving to the next. Predictable, testable, and easy to review in chunks.
Loom walkthroughs of each milestone. One standing weekly call if you want one - otherwise async-first.
Failure paths, retries, and edge cases tested with real data. The unglamorous part where a workflow actually becomes production-ready.
Live deploy, credentials and access documented, node-by-node walkthrough for your team. I stay on a 14-day support window. After that, you own a workflow that doesn't need me.
Send a brief. Even a rough one. Tell me the tools involved, the trigger, and the deadline. I'll come back inside 24 hours with whether I can take it, when I can start, and what it costs.