The task we start with.
Work gets fragmented across documents, tools and handoffs. An agent workflow can bring the steps together, but it also needs clear permissions, a visible record and a way to stop when the input is incomplete.
How we approach the work.
- Describe the workflow, expected output and boundaries before choosing tools.
- Separate roles such as planning, drafting, checking and human review.
- Connect only the tools and information needed for the agreed pilot.
- Test incomplete inputs, tool failures, duplicate actions and review handoffs.
What a project can include.
A scoped workflow prototype, an explanation of the tools and permissions it uses, and a record of what worked and what needs more testing. Deployment and ongoing support are agreed separately.
Who it is for.
Canadian owners and teams exploring research assistance, project briefs, internal knowledge workflows or AI-assisted software development.
Working from Alberta, across Canada.
Andrés Garcia Quirarte is based in Sherwood Park, Alberta. Start with a free 30-minute conversation in person by appointment, by phone or on video. We confirm the scope and whether the project is a fit before work begins.