Sound familiar?
What teams building with Claude tell us before a project starts.
- We use Claude in a chat window but it cannot see our orders, tickets or files.
- Our app was mostly written with a coding assistant and nobody has reviewed it before real users arrive.
- We want Claude to touch our internal tools, but nobody can say what it would be allowed to do.
- Our developers each configure Claude Code differently and the results vary.
- Long documents, contracts or reports pile up because reading them takes a person an afternoon.
What we build
Each one is a working piece you can open and check when it's done.
Claude in your workflows
API calls from n8n, Make, Zapier or a small service that read, classify, summarise or draft, including long contracts and reports read in sections with quotes pointing back to the page. Prompts are saved, tested and versioned.
AI automation for business workflows n8n, Make and Zapier automationMCP servers for your own systems
A Model Context Protocol server that exposes chosen actions, such as looking up an order or listing open tickets, with read-only access unless you decide otherwise.
Claude Code and MCP setup API integrations and data syncClaude Code for your developers
Project instructions, shared settings, allowed commands and review habits written down for each repository, so the whole team starts from the same place.
Claude Code and MCP setupA review of code written with assistants
A written pass over code your team or a builder tool generated: access rules, keys, error handling and tests, with a list of what to change in order of risk and the changes made if you want them.
Lovable, Bubble and Replit app rescue Website bug fixesSafety and permissions
Which tools are allowed, which need a person's approval, which files are off limits, and a log of what was run.
Claude Code and MCP setupHandover and training
A walkthrough for your team, notes on how each piece works and how to change the prompts without breaking anything.
Claude Code and MCP setup AI automation for business workflowsWhat we connect it to: n8n, Make, Zapier, Slack, GitHub, Notion, Airtable, Google Drive.
Industries that use it: SaaS startups, Marketing agencies, Law firms, IT / MSP.
Full detail: Claude Code and MCP setup.
Example projects
Illustrations of the shape of the work, not past clients. Yours gets its own written scope.
Example project
An MCP server over a booking system
Example: a small clinic group wants staff to ask Claude which appointments are open tomorrow. A read-only MCP server exposes the schedule, and nothing can be booked or changed through it.
MCP server, booking system API, ClaudeExample project
Claude Code for a three-person dev shop
Example: a small agency keeps three client repositories. We write project instructions, a shared settings file and a short review checklist for each, so any developer can pick up any repo.
Claude Code, GitHub, project notesExample project
Weekly report written from the data
Example: an analytics consultancy wants a first draft of each client's weekly summary built from a spreadsheet, in its own house style, and left in Google Docs for an analyst to correct.
n8n, Claude API, Google Sheets, Google DocsQuestions people ask first
What is MCP?
The Model Context Protocol is an open standard for letting an assistant such as Claude call tools and read data from other systems. We build the server side, so you choose exactly what is exposed.
Can Claude change things in our systems?
Only what you allow. We usually start read-only, add actions one at a time and keep a person's approval on anything that sends, deletes or pays.
Do you build apps on the Claude API from scratch?
Yes, small ones. For anything larger we agree the shape in writing first, then build it in your own accounts.
How do we start?
Tell us what you want Claude to read or do, and which systems hold that information. We reply with questions or a written scope.
Tell us what you need built.
Email a few lines about what you want and which tools you use, or call. We reply with questions or a written scope.
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