Platforms & connectors
Familiar tools. One controlled operating layer.
Your business should not have to abandon the platforms people already know. Rate designs governed systems around the models, cloud infrastructure, and business tools that fit the work — then makes every connection visible and bounded.
Model choice · Least privilege · Human approval · Recorded outcomes
Platforms we build with
A modern AI stack should stay flexible.
We choose technology around the workflow, risk, data boundary, and customer environment — not around a single model logo.
ChatGPT & OpenAI
Reasoning, structured outputs, tool use, and carefully scoped agent workflows.
Claude
Analysis, drafting, and long-context work when Anthropic is the appropriate model provider.
The familiar business layer across Gmail, Drive, Docs, Sheets, Calendar, Gemini, and Google Cloud.
Veo
Google DeepMind's video-generation model for reviewed, high-quality cinematic production.
Cloudflare
Applications, identity boundaries, edge security, data, storage, and AI infrastructure.
Business connectors
Connect the systems already inside the business.
Connector availability and permissions are scoped per engagement. A logo never means unrestricted access, automatic writes, or a formal commercial partnership.
Google Workspace
Email, files, documents, spreadsheets, and calendars
GitHub
Repositories, issues, pull requests, and delivery workflows
HubSpot
CRM records, pipeline context, and approved business updates
Supabase
Postgres, operational state, authentication, and realtime systems
Stripe
Checkout, subscriptions, billing events, and payment status
Twilio
Controlled messaging, voice events, and customer communication
n8n
Bounded workflow execution and provider handoffs
QuickBooks
Accounting context and customer-approved finance connections
Vercel
Modern web delivery and separately scoped customer sites
YouTube
Channel research, transcripts, and approved content workflows
Additional provider and industry-specific integrations can be evaluated when the use case, authority, security boundary, and support owner are clear. Platform and product names are trademarks of their respective owners; their appearance indicates technical familiarity or integration capability, not endorsement or partnership.
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