Built once.
Runs every day.

The repetitive work that eats your week, closed into a loop that runs on its own.

The problem

The tax on every business is the same work, done again.

Copying a number from one tab to another. Reading the same email, writing the same reply. None of it is hard. All of it is time.

Built for Small teams doing manual repeat work Ops buried in copy-paste Anyone with a Monday report
Not a magic robot. A clear trigger, a few reliable steps, a result you can check.
How it works

A trigger, a few steps, a finished result.

A workflow drawn as a diagram: mail arrives, gets read and sorted, then splits three ways into a drafted reply, a CRM update, or a handover to a human.
One build, drawn. Nothing here is a screenshot.
When A lead emails Lucid AI Labs
What runs Read, sorted, matched to a contact
Result A draft reply, filed before I open it See it in the Labs
When Every morning, before you sit down
What runs Numbers pulled and written up
Result In your inbox with your coffee

The first row is real, the second is a shape.

What you get

Something that keeps running.

Not a fragile script that breaks the first time a format changes.

  • Tested on your real cases, including the messy ones a naive script chokes on.
  • Watched, not hoped. Monitoring and alerts come to me, not you.
  • A person on the hard cases. Anything outside the loop hands off to a human.
The build

Mapped, built, watched, handed over.

01

Map the loop

The manual work gets watched once. The trigger and every step come out of that.

02

Build and test

Built against your real inputs, with correct agreed in writing before it goes anywhere.

03

Run and monitor

It goes live on Lucid AI Labs servers in Germany. The alerts do not go to you.

04

Document and hand over

Documented end to end, then yours.

Priced to the loop, not a shelf.

Scoped from your brief, then the figure in writing before anything starts. If a simpler version would do, the quote says so.

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What shapes it
  • How much manual time the loop removes
  • How many systems it reads from and writes to
  • Whether it stays hosted here or moves to you

What runs every week that a machine could?

Scope an automation