Your investors say "we need an AI strategy." I turn that mandate into running systems — brand canon your agents can't violate, content engines with human gates, quality hooks that catch slop before it ships. Built on EVC, my open-source framework. À la carte: I install it, train your team, and leave you owning it — or stay on retainer and run it.
Every piece of outbound content runs this chain. The gates are the point: the machine drafts, the operator decides. Nothing auto-posts. Ever.
Most protocols don't need a head of AI in the marketing org — they need the systems that role would build, installed and documented. Start with an install; add operation only if you want it run for you.
Rates are published — full schedule and process at The Desk →
Both built as M-1 installs: canon first, design system second, template library last. Two completely different brand languages, produced in parallel by one operator — the agents do the grunt work; the gates keep the brand safe.




"Open source" isn't a slide claim — it's an invitation to audit. The framework is MIT-licensed and public: read the hooks, run the setup, fork it. An operator whose infrastructure survives inspection is the proof the drawing promised.
$ git clone github.com/SaigonXIII/evc ↗