I build systems that remove the human bottleneck.
n8n pipelines, LLM integrations, and clean software — I take the repetitive work eating your week and turn it into something that runs itself.
02 — Selected work
Proof, not promises.
Support Pilot — AI ticket triage
Every ticket classified, routed and drafted before a human sees it. The queue stops being a queue.
ReportFlow — 6 hrs/week → near-zero
03 — Who builds this
I'm FELU. I got into software to delete work — then discovered most teams are drowning in tasks a pipeline could do better than a human.
For 5+ years I've built workflow systems, LLM integrations and internal tools for movers, service businesses and ops teams. My rule: if you do it twice a week, it should be a system — documented, monitored, boring in the best way.
Full story + experience →04 — Capabilities
A stack, organised like a system.
Production pipelines, not demos. Every flow ships with retries, logging and a human override.
- n8n orchestrationdaily driver
- LLM integration / RAGOpenAI · local
- Webhooks · APIs · cronevent-driven
Clean backends and interfaces around the automation — so the system is usable, not just clever.
- JavaScript / TypeScriptNode · APIs
- Pythonscripting · ETL
- Postgres · SQLitestate that survives
Self-hosted first. Your data stays yours; deploys stay boring and repeatable.
- GitHub · Pages · VPSship path
- Dockerself-host n8n/LLMs
- WhatsApp · Gmail · Sheets APIsglue layer
Signature — how I think
Every engagement runs like this.
01 / Input
The messy human trigger — an email, a ticket, a spreadsheet.
email.received →02 / Process
Parse, classify, decide. LLM where judgment helps, rules where it doesn't.
parse() · classify() · route()03 / Output
The action lands — message sent, sheet updated, human freed.
→ whatsapp.send · sheet.append05 — Result
“FELU didn't build us a chatbot. He deleted an entire category of work — alerts, follow-ups, reports just happen now.”— FIMIOJERINDE, Operations Lead, EammaGloberMovers
06 — Next step
Have a system worth automating? Let's talk.
One call. You describe the bottleneck, I tell you honestly whether it's automatable — and what it would take.