It watches the situation. On a schedule.
Slack, your tools, the outside world — plugged in.
PMIA.agency · Agent systems for operators with a P&L
Your team celebrates an AI win. The CFO's spreadsheet doesn't move. I build agents tied to what you measure — revenue, cost, risk — not a vanity metric.
The Thesis
Most companies don't need another AI demo. They need systems that watch the world, form a view, and tell you what to do before it moves.
I · The world
Events, signals, and assumptions — scattered.
II · A brief
Clustered into a model you can read.
III · A decision
One call. Defensible.
Agents are the latest shock — faster than the last one.
You need someone who reads what's happening outside — and still watches the number on the page.

Engineer's discipline. A financier's eye for ROI. A decade in geopolitics. Years shipping product inside big companies. One question: where do agents actually pay?
The record
Engineer
CentraleSupélec (Télécom)
Corporate finance
ICCF @ HEC Paris — International Certificate in Corporate Finance
A decade in global governance
Board Member & Chief Marketing Officer, Institut Open Diplomacy
Enterprise product & digital transformation
France's #2 health insurer · a 350-year-old building-materials & glass leader · AI / hardware startups
Hundreds of iterations → a shipped simulation engine & agentic systems
From scratch — Bestie
Palantir built one vocabulary for the whole company — an ontology anyone could act on. I do that for teams that aren't Palantir-sized.
It watches the situation. On a schedule.
Slack, your tools, the outside world — plugged in.
It reasons from your principles — not generic AI takes.
A role, playbooks for how you decide, specialists it can call.
It acts — and you can see it on the metrics you care about.
Safe sandbox. One world model. Your company metrics.
This is how Bestie runs today — and how I'll build yours.
Interleaved, not linear.
Everything I learn building and deploying intelligence — in public, for free. Upvote what you want first; I publish to demand.
Wherever you are, there's a clear next step.
Your team gets fluent — they know what to use, when, and for which job.
Claude, Codex, Cursor — as a developer or a knowledge worker. I only teach what I do: I use these tools every single day to build Bestie and PMIA. No secondhand theory.
Shape your team's training
Tell me your role, your team, and what you want to get done. I'll build the format around it.
AI projects that show up in the P&L — CFO-ready, not pilots that quietly die.
This is the job I did for years: product manager in health insurance, transforming customer experience, data and digital products while driving measurable health and financial impact. Project management, scoping, opportunity mapping — done by someone who has shipped it inside a regulated enterprise.
You want to deploy an agent without the learning curve — so you learn from my mistakes, not yours.
The track record talks: I built and deployed Bestie — a real multi-agent, multi-round system — and PMIA, hands-on. You skip the dead ends I already walked into.
You're ready to build. Let's put a real agent to work.
Two ways in — start today with the flagship, or build something bespoke to your stack.
Today · Managed
Run it today with Bestie — fully managed or customized. See the simulation engine orchestrate agents across rounds, and the AI worker live in your Slack.
Custom · Bespoke
Specific requirements? I build agents and workflows around them — the same kind of systems I run internally to operate PMIA. See what I build.
These aren't slideware. They run Bestie and PMIA today — wired to your stack when you hire me to build them.
Watch the world, build the model, stress-test the call — the Bestie engine on your business.
Outcomes
Find the right people, qualify them against your real ICP, and keep the pipeline moving.
Outcomes
One operator shipping at team volume — posts, video, triage.
Outcomes
Have something specific in mind? That's the custom build — let's scope it.
I don't have a big bench. That's the point — and it makes the fit easy to call.
A fit
Not a fit
Bestie — the flagship
and briefs you before it moves.
Every answer here becomes a short film — objections are fair game.
One agent optimizes its task. Another bottleneck pops up. The team celebrates; finance sees nothing. Tie agents to one shared model and the metrics you report — then a win shows up on the number.
Video — The local-optimization paradox
These systems guess. We're used to software that doesn't. Anthropic, OpenAI, Amazon, GitHub have all had incidents — the question is how you scope and recover. Bestie stays narrow: a few jobs, done well.
Video — Who should underwrite the execution risk — the provider or the user?
Start with Bestie if you want value this quarter. Build custom when only your stack and your rules will do. I'll tell you which — I make money on both, so I have no reason to oversell the build.
Video — Hire vs build — the honest decision tree
We pick a measurable outcome before we build. You should see it in the first deployment — not after a year-long program with nothing to show.
Video — Scoping AI projects the CFO will sign off