Taking 2–3 new engagements this quarter

Where does AI go in your business?I help teams figure it out, and ship it.

I'm Matt Ferrante. For 15+ years I've shipped software in AdTech, algorithmic trading, and now AI. The kind that has to actually work on Monday morning, not just demo on Friday.

Three ways AI pays off

Get found by AI. Run on AI. Build with AI.

Pick the outcome you need. Each is a complete engagement, and they compose — most clients start with one and add a second.

01 · Be Found

Found by AI

Your buyers are asking ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google AI Overviews for recommendations. Be the answer they get — not the competitor who got the structured data right first.

  • →AEO / GEO content & page structure
  • →Schema, authority, and citation surfaces
  • →Monthly retainer to stay in the index
  • →Proof your name shows up where it counts
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02 · Run Better

Run on AI

For teams whose Monday looks like 2024 even though they've 'adopted AI.' Audit the workflow, replace the tedious parts with agents and automation, and ship something your team actually uses.

  • →Workflow audit & tool selection
  • →Automation + agent deployment
  • →Rollout with real dates, not a pilot
  • →Team enablement, not vendor lock-in
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03 · Build With AI

AI in Your Product

Ship AI-native features, agent APIs, chat surfaces, and MCP endpoints that survive real customer traffic. Draws on 18 MCP servers in production, one at 100k requests a day.

  • →Agent frameworks & eval pipelines
  • →MCP servers & agent-ready APIs
  • →Chat & agent surfaces in-product
  • →Load-tested, then shipped
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AlsoStrategy, training, and fractional-CTO work that cuts across all three — board-ready adoption plans, cohort workshops, and an engineering accelerator.
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Have an AI project that has to actually work?

Start with a 30-minute consult. $20, refunded if it isn't useful. Bring your worst architecture decision, a stalled rollout, or a demo you can't put in front of customers. You'll leave with a plan.