for people who'd rather think than do.

You're probably doing work a system should be doing.

Most solo founders and small agency owners I meet are running their business on willpower.

Chasing leads manually. Following up from memory. Drowning in admin that feels urgent but isn't important.

They're not lazy. They're just doing work that shouldn't require a human.

Everyone calls it an Agentic OS. It's just systems that run your business while you think.

the work behind the work

I'm Hatem. I build the Agentic OS that runs your business while you think.

Not with hype. Not with bloated tech stacks. The kind of Agentic OS you stop noticing.

Memory. Skills. Schedules. One source of truth. Built around how your business actually runs — not a generic template you'd have to bend yourself around.

What that usually looks like: a system that ingests your leads, qualifies them against your ICP, drafts the follow-up, and updates your CRM. Or sources candidates against a job description, scores them, and hands you a shortlist. You review. You don't type.

My current client asked me not to name them. That tells you what kind of work this is.

I don't sell retainers. I don't run an agency. I don't ship dashboards no one opens.

Project-based. One client at a time. The work ends when the system runs without me.

My clients don't talk about the tools. They talk about the Sunday afternoons they got back.

who this is for

this is for you if

you're a solo founder or small agency owner, you're the bottleneck in your own business, you have at least one process you do the same way every week, and you'd rather pay once than rent software forever.

recent work

Recruitment agency — Mexico

A recruitment firm placing senior roles across Mexico — supply chain, engineering, sales, HR. Their pipeline ran on willpower. Job description in, hours of sourcing later, a shortlist of maybe-fits.

I built the candidate sourcing and scoring layer: a system that turns a job description into a structured Ideal Candidate Profile, sources candidates against it, scores each one with an AI evaluator, filters duplicates, and writes the qualified shortlist to their database. Runs nightly. They review. They don't source.

Built via True Horizon AI, where I work as an automation engineer.

Thoroughbred racing operation — remote-managed

A US-based racing operation managed from another continent. Workout notifications, race entries, performance reports — all arriving as email noise that needed to become decisions.

I built the system that ingests the race notifications, parses them into structured records, generates race performance reports, and surfaces decisions on Telegram. The horses are in Kentucky. The operator isn't.

Ongoing. This one's mine.

the youtube version of ai is a magic wand. one prompt. transformation. done by friday.

the real work is plumbing — data that won't move, edge cases, half a dozen systems that weren't designed to talk. that's where the price hides. that's also where most ai projects die.

I won't sell you a wand. I'll quote the plumbing honestly and finish it. if you've been priced for magic — let's talk.

If you're still the most expensive admin in your business — let's stop that.

4–8 weeks. One scope. Projects start at $6,400. I ship. I leave.

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Currently taking one new operator this quarter.