An AI agency for Coral Gables and its professional firms.

Coral Gables is where Miami keeps its professional firms. Ponce de Leon Boulevard and the streets around Miracle Mile hold law firms, accounting firms, wealth managers, insurance brokers, architects and the regional headquarters of companies that run their Latin American business from here. Foreign consulates sit a few blocks apart. The University of Miami sits at the south end of the city.

We are based in Palm Beach Gardens, about an hour and a half north, and we say so up front. The first step is a call. Then a working version, built from your own site, before anyone drives anywhere. When it is time to sit with the people who do the work, we come to the Gables.

• Ponce de Leon Boulevard: law firms, accounting firms and regional offices.
• Miracle Mile and the downtown blocks: retail, restaurants and advisors.
• The University of Miami and the research, medical and service firms around it.
• Next door: Coconut Grove, South Miami and Westchester.

A mid-size firm in the Gables bills by the hour and loses hours to everything around the billable work. Intake calls that come in after five. Engagement letters drafted from last year's template. The client who emails the same question to three people. The article the partner meant to write in March.

An agent takes the parts that repeat. It answers intake at night, collects the facts the attorney needs, and books the consult. It drafts the engagement letter from the matter details for a person to approve. It turns the partner's notes into an article a week, in the partner's voice. AMC Defense Law, a South Florida federal defense practice, runs this way: its agent publishes from the attorney's drafts, and the firm's first web leads came from search.

For accounting firms, the season is the job. The agent chases the missing documents, answers the status question before the client has to ask it, and keeps the checklist for every return current.

A regional office in the Gables often coordinates teams from Mexico City to Buenos Aires. The work between them is reports, translations, status updates and the weekly numbers pulled from three systems that do not talk to each other.

An agent writes that report from the systems you already run, in English for the head office and in Spanish or Portuguese for the country teams. It keeps the meeting notes and the follow-ups. A person approves anything that goes to a client or moves money, and nothing private goes to a public AI.

Coral Gables is known for its Mediterranean look, and the city's Board of Architects reviews exterior work to keep it. Architects, builders, roofers and pool companies in the Gables live with submittals, revisions and owner updates on top of the job itself.

An agent keeps that file moving. It drafts the owner update after every review, tracks what the city asked for, writes the quote from the site visit notes and photos, and sends the follow-up nobody had time to send.

• Law firms: intake answered at night, engagement letters drafted, an article a week from the partner's notes.
• Accounting firms: missing documents chased and status questions answered in tax season.
• Regional offices: the weekly report from your systems, in each team's language.
• Wealth managers and insurance brokers: meeting prep, renewals and the client letter.
• Architects and builders: owner updates, review tracking and quotes from site notes.

Owners here buy from someone they know, after seeing a working version, from one person they can call. So the first step is small. A call, where you tell us which job eats the most hours and we tell you honestly if an agent can take it.

If it can, you see it before anyone drives anywhere. Give us your work email and three answers, and we build you a Yea app from your own site. When it is time to meet, we come to you, because the job we are taking over lives at your desk, not ours.

We are an AI company that builds, not one that writes decks. One ninety day engagement covers all of it.

• Custom AI agents: an AI with a harness that takes one job end to end.
• AI automation: the repeat work between your systems, handed to the agent.
• AI training: your team learns to run the agent and ask it for new features.
• AI consulting: an honest read on what to hand over first, on the first call.

Ninety days, in and out. Month one, we build the whole system connected to the software you already run, and it is live by day 30. The map of how your business works comes out of building it.

Month two, your team uses it every day while we sit beside them, fix what breaks and add what they ask for. Month three, they run it and ask it for new features on their own, and we hand over the keys, the instructions and the files.

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