AI assistants / workflow products

Turn an AI workflow into a product people can control

I design the source, action, human-review, permission, and recovery states around model output—then prototype the interaction and stay close to implementation.

Slack queue with ranked actions, source states, and scheduled digests.

Primary product proof

An assistant built around real work

A private 2026 product connects Slack, Google, and YouTrack through an n8n and Node.js workflow. The available evidence verifies the delivered states and system structure; usage impact was not measured.

Workflow check

Four things the interface must make clear

The product has to remain understandable after the first successful prompt.

01 / Context

Sources and permissions

Show what the system knows, where the information came from, and what each user is allowed to access.

02 / Control

Actions and human review

Separate suggestions from executable actions and place confirmation or review where the consequence requires it.

03 / Trust

Failure and recovery

Design partial results, missing context, blocked actions, retries, and handoff instead of treating failure as one error message.

04 / Delivery

Prototype and release

Validate the interaction in a working prototype, then keep the design decisions intact through implementation and QA.

Supporting evidence

More shipped work

NextSport public product, match center, editorial admin, and retention telemetry.

Media Product / Match Data + Admin

NextSport.io

Delivered from 28 January to 3 June 2026 across 139 live route nodes. Early 2026 product tests ran for at least one month; the strongest selected segment reached 15% peak click-through into match pages and deeper team, player, or tournament context. Registration, revenue, and long-term retention were not measured.