Someone has to build it
Models, access, memory, webhooks, queues. Half the decisions are made before the agent ever answers once — and each of them later either holds the system up or breaks it.
Not a chatbot that answers nicely, but an agent that executes: it works through your inbox, keeps the calendar, files leads into Notion, places calls on your behalf and reports back in the same chat. One line from you is enough.
↗ You hand over the task in words or by voice. The agent closes the rest.
“invoice from the courier — put it in the register and remind me tomorrow if it goes unpaid”
Filed in the register. Lead in Notion. I'll remind you tomorrow at 10:00.
without you touching itBetween “I want an agent” and “the agent clears my routine every day” stand three walls.
Models, access, memory, webhooks, queues. Half the decisions are made before the agent ever answers once — and each of them later either holds the system up or breaks it.
A demo works once. Production has to work daily: retries without duplicates, idempotency, failures visible immediately rather than a week later in silence. This is exactly where a toy stops being a tool.
You have a business and a queue of tasks. Becoming an AI engineer for two weeks is not a plan. You need a result that works tomorrow, and a person answerable for it.
I take on the architecture, memory, integrations, monitoring and support. You hand tasks to Telegram and get them done.
The assistant lives inside your own Telegram bot, on my infrastructure. You install nothing and keep nothing running.
You hand it over through a secure channel after we start — not in chat and not in a form. The bot stays yours: access can be revoked with one button.
We look at what eats your day and what can be handed over. You leave with a list of skills and a tier — no “we'll build everything and figure it out later”.
I set up memory, skills, access and integrations, then run it on your real data — demo examples break in places real life never does.
You message the agent in Telegram like a colleague. Fixes and new skills are part of the subscription — no separate invoice for every small thing.
Average time from “we agreed” to a working agent — 1–2 business days.
It does more than answer messages: it uses tools, carries the task to the end and comes back with the result.
Write or send a voice message — in a private chat or a group. The agent holds the thread of the conversation, asks when a task is ambiguous, and answers like a person rather than a template.
Pick a capability on the left — the panel updates
Below are not promises but things that already run daily without a human.
Scanned invoices land in a Drive folder. The agent reads each one, pulls out the details and fills the register in Google Sheets — with no typing.
A form submission notifies you instantly and sends the client a personal reply in their own language. No request waits until morning.
An online shop's email agent reads messages, checks stock and prices, routes orders and replies — like support that never sleeps.
I throw a task at it by voice — n8n turns it into a calendar event, a note in Notion, a task in Telegram or a reminder that fires days later, and reports out loud what exactly happened. This is my working tool, not a page for a website.
Development is one-off; the subscription covers the agent's work, infrastructure and support. You can move up a tier at any time.
An assistant for everyday routine
Content, research and deeper automation
Communication, sales, integrations
An agent for a specific business process: your integrations, your rules, several roles and your own data perimeter.
A chat helps you find an answer. An agent carries the matter to a result and reports when it is closed.
| Criterion | ChatGPT Plus$20/mo | Build it yourself$100+/mo and your time | Your agentturnkey |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ready to work immediately | partly | no | yes |
| Executes tasks instead of advising | no | you build it | yes |
| Remembers your context and agreements | limited | you configure it | yes |
| Lives in your Telegram | no | you configure it | yes |
| Integrations with mail, calendar, CRM | limited | you build it | already connected |
| Technical skills required | no | yes | no |
| Who keeps it running 24/7 | you | you | me |
| Support and changes | no | no | included |
Leave your Telegram — we'll pick a tier, assemble the skills around your tasks and launch the agent. No code, no terminal, no “figure it out yourself first”.
↗ Or just write to @ViiacheslavM
The agent runs inside your own bot and only touches what you gave it access to. You hand over the token through a secure channel after we start, not in a form on a website. Your data is not used to train models and is not passed to third parties outside the list of services you see before we begin.
Technical execution logs — that is what I debug failures with. Access to message content can be restricted at the start: diagnosis then takes longer, but privacy is complete. This is decided once and put in writing.
On my infrastructure and in the services the agent uses to work — mail, calendar, the notes database. The full list of services, regions and retention periods comes before payment, not after.
Yes. Memory and data are deleted on request, you revoke access yourself in your accounts, and the bot stays yours. Whatever the agent accumulated I hand back in a readable export.
Anything visible from outside — an email to a client, a call, a publication — goes through your confirmation in chat by default. Only what you explicitly allow becomes autonomous.
Usually 1–2 business days after the conversation and access. The Max tier with calls and CRM takes longer, because it needs phone numbers and setup on your services' side.
Half an hour of conversation, a Telegram bot token and access to the services the agent has to work with. Everything else is my part.
The agent is switched off, I hand the data back as an export, and the bot stays with you. No hidden holds and no forced “last month”.
Yes. I hand over the build, you deploy it on your own infrastructure and keep it running yourself. Support in that case is scoped separately — write to me.
It will not replace a lawyer, an accountant or a doctor — it prepares the material, the decision stays with a human. It does not work with services that have no API. And it does not give hundred-percent accuracy: where the cost of a mistake is high, your confirmation stands in the way.