A named job
Pick one job nobody wants to own. I build the agent that runs it. A person still approves spend, outbound messages, or record changes.
01 - The situation
The leak is one repetitive job. Catalog copy drifts. Prices move while someone is in another tab. Listing health sits in reports nobody reads until sales dip. Auditing hundreds of SKUs by hand takes days. The cost is the labor and the window between something breaking and someone noticing.
02 - How it runs
Name the job and the gate: spend, outbound messages, or record changes. A person stays on that gate.
I build the agent against the systems you already use. Next.js, Supabase, Vercel, and the APIs the job already talks to.
The agent drafts. A person still approves the calls that move money, messages, or records. A job can land as a governed workspace.
You leave with that job running. It is not a standing engagement until something is live.
03 - Already running
Catalog QA against a golden record, with a human-in-the-loop approval queue before anything is pushed back through SP-API.
A daily repricer with margin floors and an exceptions list instead of a race to the bottom.
Catalog health scored before a suppression, so standup starts from a ranked list.
04 - Related work
Autonomous Catalog Agent
Agentic system that monitors marketplace listings, detects content drift, and pushes corrected copy and imagery back through Amazon SP-API. Compresses catalog QA from days to minutes.
Repricing Engine
Daily competitive repricer across thousands of SKUs with rule-based guardrails. Tracks margin floor, buy-box position, and competitor velocity to keep pricing honest without eroding profit.
05 - What you leave with
That named job running, with a person still on the approval queue. Searching, diffing, and drafting leave their week. The exceptions list stays.
06 - What this is not
A file you import and run alone.
A full desk rebuild.
A standing engagement until something is live.
Unattended spend, outbound messages, or record changes.
If this is the wrong door, I will say so.
If it still fits after the work, start a conversation. Say what you sell, which channels you are on, and what is stuck.