Custom Agent Build
Built from scratch around your workflow, not a template.
I build AI agents on dedicated infrastructure, connect them to your tools, and keep them running. DFW in-person. Virtual everywhere.
Built from scratch around your workflow, not a template.
Runs on my infrastructure. You don't touch a server.
CRM, email, scheduling, phone systems — all connected.
Real-time alerts and runtime checks from day one.
I learn your business and configure everything.
Monthly maintenance, updates, and a direct line to me.
Free call to understand what's breaking or leaking.
I map your workflow and find where an agent creates real leverage.
Custom-built, connected, tested live before handoff.
Monitoring, maintenance, updates. Direct line to the builder.
Bid scoping, lead qualification, job tracking.
Follow-up automation, review collection, scheduling.
CRM integration, lead nurture, morning briefings.
Inbox triage, decision support, ops automation.
Bot Doctor is a custom AI agent service. I build, host, integrate, monitor, and maintain an agent around your business instead of dropping in a generic chatbot and disappearing.
ChatGPT is a tool you open and operate yourself. Bot Doctor gives you a purpose-built agent connected to your systems, running on dedicated infrastructure, with real operational logic behind it.
That depends on the workflow and integrations, but the path is simple: consultation, diagnosis, build, live testing, then managed support. Straightforward projects move fast.
Monitoring, maintenance, fixes, tuning, support, and iterative improvements. The goal is to keep the system useful after launch instead of letting it decay.
No. I run the infrastructure and the support layer. You do not need to become the accidental IT department just to use the system.
Yes. That is usually the point. CRM, email, scheduling, documents, and workflow tools can be tied together so the agent operates inside your real stack.
Pricing depends on the build scope, integration load, and support model. The consultation is how we determine whether there is enough leverage to make the project worthwhile.