Notes from production.
Practical writing on AI automation, workflows, and engineering. No hype, no thought leadership. Things we have actually run.
Profitable overall, blind on every individual job
Limo Mont priced by instinct, and it worked. Now the invoice, the material, and the hours meet in one place, and every job has a number.
How a construction company automated its warehouse stock tracking
Tradesmen at Limo Mont send a message when they take something from the warehouse. Stock updates itself, and low items trigger a reorder email.
Fixed price vs time and materials for a small software build
Both models are fine. The question is who carries the risk of what nobody knows yet, and there is a third option most comparisons skip.
How to pick the first workflow to automate
A practical filter for choosing your first automation project. Where to look, what to skip, and why the boring workflow usually wins.
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