AlexisAI integration sprints for small and mid-sized businesses

AI workflows your team didn't have time to build. I ship them.

I run 4-week AI integration sprints for small and mid-sized businesses. Fixed price, working software at the end, your team owns it.

Ex-COO at Lum Network ($323k TVL, on Cosmos-SDK). VP Project Management at Movinga (€80M raised). Built Scope and bpm-finder with Claude Code. Le Wagon instructor, 100+ data students.

Offer

Two ways to work with me.

One free call to figure out what to ship. One four-week sprint to ship it.

Audit · Free

AI Readiness Audit

Free 60-min call. 1-page written recap within 24 hours, with the 3 concrete next steps your team should ship first. No commitment to a sprint.

Best for: owners and managers who want a senior outside read on where to start, not a "strategic roadmap" that ends up in a drawer.

Sprint

AI Workflow Sprint

4 weeks. Fixed price (we scope on a call). At the end you have a working integration deployed in your stack, a pipeline your team can maintain on Monday morning, and a written playbook for the next iteration.

Best for: teams that have decided what to ship and need someone who will actually ship it.

How it runs

How a sprint runs.

Four steps, one sentence each. No jargon.

Week 0

Scope.

We agree on the one outcome, the integration points, and the success metric. You get a one-page scope doc before any work starts.

Week 1

Spike.

I build the thinnest end-to-end version that proves the workflow works. We review on Friday.

Weeks 2-3

Ship.

I integrate against your real stack, write tests, and harden the edges your team will hit on Monday.

Week 4

Handover.

Documentation, a playbook for the next iteration, and a 30-day check-in. Your team owns it from there.

Stack

The stack I actually use.

Claude CodePythonTypeScriptNext.jsPostgreSQLDuckDBdevcontainersHubSpotIntercomSlackNotionLinear

Sandboxed devcontainers: AI tooling gets access to what the task needs, nothing it shouldn't touch.

If your stack isn't in this list, send me an email and I'll tell you honestly whether I'm the right person for it.

Work

Recent work.

Three tiles. Two live. One write-up coming.

in daily use

Scope

Issue tracker built in a week with Claude Code. The one I use to run my own work every day.

live

bpm-finder

Find the BPM of any song via mic or audio file. Built and deployed in under an hour, mostly to prove the AI-tooling stack worked end-to-end on a non-trivial problem.

Try it
case study soon

Claude Code devcontainer pattern

The sandboxed devcontainer setup that scopes AI tooling to the resources it needs — no accidental prod writes, no runaway deletions. Used in production. Write-up coming in week 2.

Alexis
uai
/ ˈwai /
Minas Gerais, BR
About

About Alexis.

I'm a French-Brazilian operator turned AI-integration consultant. I spent 10 years building and running ops at startups (Movinga, Jobmaker, Lum Network, Tripda). In 2024 I went deep on Le Wagon's data-engineering bootcamp and started shipping production AI workflows with Claude Code.

The combination is the point. Most "AI consultants" can't ship code. Most engineers can't read a P&L or design a sales process. I do both, and I keep the scope small enough that what gets built actually gets used.

Based in Paris. Working with businesses in Brazil and the US. Open to traveling.

Languages
English · French · Portuguese · Spanish
FAQ

Questions business owners ask.

Fractionals run your whole engineering org and bill by the hour. Agencies build a system, hand over a black box, and move on. I do one workflow, fixed scope. The difference: your team can read and maintain the code the Monday after delivery, and I stay for a 30-day check-in. You end up with a capability you own, not a dependency on me.
Most small and mid-sized businesses don't have a senior engineer in the room. The handover doc and the 30-day check-in are designed for exactly this.
Yes. The devcontainer pattern scopes what AI tooling can reach — relevant resources in, everything else out. We talk through the specifics on the audit call.
No. Retainers reward the consultant for billing time; sprints reward both of us for shipping. If you want a long-term relationship, we run consecutive sprints.
Paris. I work remotely with clients in Brazil and the US, and travel for the kickoff if it matters to you.
We scope it into a sequence of sprints, each with a working deliverable. Easier to manage, easier to stop.
UAI (pronounced 'why') is a common expression from Minas Gerais, Brazil — where I'm partly from. It means surprise, curiosity, or just 'huh!' — the reaction I want people to have when they see what AI can actually do for their operations.