I’ve had a lot of conversations lately around AI, agents, MCPs, and automation.
By Brett Bohannon · May 15, 2026 · Curated by George's Blog
I’ve had a lot of conversations lately around AI, agents, MCPs, and automation.
And the thing I keep coming back to is this:
Most businesses do not need “more AI.”
They need a better way to connect the tools, data, workflows, and knowledge they already have.
That is where agents start to get interesting.
Not as another chatbot.
But as a system that understands the work.
→ Your tools.
→ Your workflows.
→ Your decision points.
→ Your brand or business guardrails.
→ The repetitive stuff your team keeps getting buried in.
That is a big part of what I’ve been building with Helm.
Agents are not magic.
They need structure, context, knowledge, and a harness that helps them know what to check, what tool to call, and how to move from insight to execution.
So I’m opening up a small consulting lane around this.
For teams, founders, operators, and agencies that want to understand how AI workflows and agents could actually fit into their current business.
Not in theory.
In the tools and systems you already use.
The first step is simple:
➔ We look at your workload, your stack, and the areas where automation could create real leverage.
➔ Then we map the architecture and build toward implementation.
That could be a custom agent, a workflow layer, a knowledge base, or just a clear roadmap for what is actually worth building.
The goal is not to replace the work.
It is to remove the repetitive drag around the work.
And bridge the gap between insights and execution.
If you’re sitting on tools, data, dashboards, and workflows and wondering how agents actually fit into it, send me a message.
I’m opening up a few consulting spots to help architect and implement this.