AI consulting with a St. Pete point of view
Walk the downtown waterfront and you pass marinas, charter docks and boatyards alongside marine science labs, galleries and coffee shops full of people building startups. St. Petersburg’s economy blends hands-on trades with knowledge work, and both carry more administrative work than anyone signed up for.
Here, AI consulting often means helping small teams act bigger. A boatyard with four people in the office can answer customers, schedule haul-outs and track parts like a much larger operation. A downtown agency can turn around first drafts faster and spend its hours on the creative work clients actually pay for. We study your workflow, build what’s worth building, and leave the rest alone.
The city’s big finance, insurance and electronics employers have in-house technology teams, but their suppliers and smaller competitors usually don’t. For those companies we act as the AI department they can’t justify hiring yet: advising, building, and keeping the tools current as the models change. Where a company does have its own developers or IT staff, we can train them instead, so they build and run AI tools themselves.
Connectors that let AI use your own software
We also build MCP servers, custom connectors that let AI assistants work directly with your systems. For one project we wrapped a flight-leasing site’s API so staff can book reservations and create bills simply by asking. See the demos.