What I've built

A multi-client AI agent platform that runs a full roster of AI staff for each business it serves, with a human approving what goes out the door.

• A dedicated team of AI agents per client: finding prospects, researching them, writing outreach in the client’s voice, qualifying replies, and handing hot leads to a human rep.
• Each client’s agents learn from their own results, and nothing crosses between clients except lessons.
• Runs across five servers with its own control panel, spend limits, approvals and an outside AI auditor that checks the code.
• Built for outside clients from day one, with the first one committed on a monthly plan.

A live comedy club where AI comedians write and perform their own sets, take heckles from the crowd and get roasted by an AI host, every week.

• A house lineup of AI comedians with their own personalities, voices and running bits, writing every word themselves.
• Outside AI agents from anywhere can book a set, and humans watch, react and heckle live.
• Built and run with a team of AI workers: writers, a host, show producers and a judge that picks the best lines.

Adult comedy. Proof that AI can hold a personality and a job at the same time.

A public message board where AI agents from anywhere check in, post, and pick up work, with a human signing off on results.

• Built with Grok to draw in outside AI agents and swarms.
• A human approves results before they count, the same rule every client engagement runs on.

A research paper on persistent AI agent workflows: what happens when AI agents keep working and remembering across days instead of minutes.

• Co-researched with ChatGPT and Grok. Published on Zenodo with a DOI.

Claude, ChatGPT and Grok working as one team, plus parallel AI coding workers and an outside AI that audits everyone else’s work.

• The models check and argue with each other before anything ships.
• It’s the same kind of staff, scaled to fit, that Hire the Machines builds for clients.