Professional AI nerd here to help friends and businesses.

I help people use AI in daily life and put it to work inside businesses. That can mean building a personal AI chief of staff, finding quick wins for a team, or helping a company build toward what comes next.

Director of Strategic Partnerships at Writer, where I run enterprise AI agent rollouts for Fortune 500 companies.

Remy is my personal AI chief of staff. Daily Life is the full list of jobs he already does.

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Ways to work together

Three ways I can help.

Start with your company, your life, or the work I share in public.

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For your company

Put AI to work in your business.

If your team is ready to move beyond AI 101, I run practical trainings, find quick wins you can use now, and help build a clear plan for what comes next.

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For you

Build your own personal AI chief of staff.

Whether you want to try the latest AI platforms or work with the tools you already know, I meet you where you are. I will help you choose what fits and build a personal AI chief of staff around the way you already work.

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Tell me what you want AI to do.

Share what you are working on and where AI might help.

I will email you, then we will pick a time.

Daily life

Meet Kerry, Remy, and me.

Two people, one robot, and real receipts of what a life with a personal AI can look like.

Kerry and Matt on a mountaintop with Remy the robot standing between themThe family photo. Remy insisted.

Kerry and I live in the NYC area. Remy is our personal AI chief of staff, in iMessage and in the apps we already use.

He researches the trip, the table, and the menu, then helps us decide. A screenshot becomes a calendar event. The camera roll becomes an album. LinkedIn and the portfolio get a coach. We still decide.

Everything below is real, straight from our phones, browsers, and files.

This is Remy.

He is our chief of staff. He researches, recommends, and helps us decide. We still pick the table, the dish, and the call. Every job below already happened in our life.

  • Lives in iMessage

    In our family group chat, and in the apps we already use, so the help shows up where the day is happening.

  • Plans the trips

    Current guides, recent write-ups, and the details that change a week. We still pick the days.

  • Hunts points and fares

    Award nights, point value, and a weekday fare check on trips we already want. Nobody books until we say so.

  • Finds the hard reservations

    The tables that take a hunt. He shows what is open, what it costs, and what to watch.

  • Helps book the table

    He can hold the thread through Resy and the confirmation. We still say yes.

  • Researches the menu

    Top-reviewed dishes, matched to what we like. A recommendation we can take or skip, not an order he places for us.

  • Adds it from a screenshot

    A flyer, a confirm, a text. He reads it and puts it on the calendar once we say yes. This one I use constantly.

  • Builds the trip dashboard

    Flights, hotels, and the day-by-day on one link the family can actually open.

  • Turns photos into albums

    Camera roll plus the stories we said out loud. A keepsake we can share and look back on.

  • Coaches the personal brand

    Weekly growth, impressions, and a note on what to do next if you are building in public. I still post.

  • Keeps the Second Brain

    Hundreds of linked notes he can read and write back to, so the next recommendation has our context.

  • Files the conversations

    A call becomes a note we can use, not a recording we never replay.

  • Clears the inbox

    Promo threads archived. Real mail stays, so I can see what matters.

  • Keeps up with the portfolio

    What moved, what reported, and what is worth a look. I still make the call.

  • Tracks the watchlist

    Names I follow, earnings dates, and the full year on one chart.

  • Helps with the money decisions

    A second read on the portfolio and the watchlist, in our own context. Advice I can use. Not a trade he places.

Trip photos, turned into something we keep.

After a trip we talk through the camera roll. Remy turns those notes and the photos into an album we can share and look back on. Greece was the first one. Maps, restaurant links, and the stories that would have sat in the roll forever.

Turns photos into albums
Cover of Matt and Kerry's Greece food album, titled Greece, one bite at a timeAthens map page from the album, with five restaurant pins and short venue notes
Greece as the first pass: the cover and the Athens map page, exactly as Remy designed them. Eighteen pages. Real tables. Real maps. We'll do this with the camera roll after every trip. The skill is on GitHub.
Plans the trips
The Italy and Sicily trip dashboard Remy built, with hotel stays and the start of the day-by-day plan
Remy built and ran the family dashboard for our trip through Italy and Sicily, with every flight, hotel, and day on one link the whole family used.
One day inside the trip dashboard, with the flight south to Sicily, the hotel, and the afternoon plan
One day of the trip, exactly as Remy kept it: the morning flight south, the hotel handoff, and an afternoon left open on purpose.
Plans the nights out
An iMessage group chat where Kerry asks for sing and dance spots in New York City and Remy recommends venues, explains reservation policies, and suggests dinner near Joyface
Kerry asks for a sing-and-dance night. Remy shortlists five real venues, recommends two for us specifically, and checks the reservation policy.

One dinner, carried across days.

The Joyface plan happened days earlier. The booking below continues in the same thread without another explanation.

Remy checks Resy, stops when he finds a fee, books after we approve it, and puts the dinner on the calendar.

1 · The group thread
An iMessage group chat where Matt asks about the menu at Pylos, Kerry asks Remy to book it, Remy stops to warn about a possible cancellation fee, then confirms the booking and calendar update
Remy recommends an order, spots a cancellation fee on Resy, and stops to ask before booking. Then he confirms the table and adds the Joyface timing.
2 · The confirmation
A Resy confirmation email for dinner at Pylos, including the reservation details and no-show fee policy
The confirmation email, exactly as it landed. The no-show policy Remy flagged is printed at the bottom.
3 · The calendar
A Google Calendar event for dinner at Pylos with Kerry invited and a description that says added by Remy
The event on our phones: Kerry invited, reminder set, and the description reads added by Remy.

And on quiet weeks, the updates still arrive.

These come on Remy's own schedule: brand numbers each week and stock notes when earnings arrive.

Runs the brand
An iMessage from Remy with a weekly LinkedIn update, recent growth, post impressions, and one line of coaching
The weekly LinkedIn note arrives unprompted with growth, impressions, and one line of coaching.
Tracks the stocks
A six-panel year-to-date watchlist chart with the latest price, change, and earnings date for each stock
Remy tracks the stocks I follow and sends an update when one reports. This chart arrived with an earnings note: the full year, every ticker, report dates marked.

How he keeps up: the Second Brain.

Remy can read my Second Brain, a private folder of linked notes about my life, work, projects, and goals. This is its real shape.

A network graph of hundreds of small linked dots on warm paper: a dense teal and ink core with satellite constellations, and one amber cluster glowing near the bottom

Touch a label to light up that neighborhood.

Hundreds of notes, linked where life connects them. The amber neighborhood is the one Remy is drawing on.

About Matt

I help you use AI.

I help people and companies get more out of AI. For you, that can mean building a personal AI chief of staff with the tools you already use. For your business, it means putting AI to work on real problems, creating quick wins, and building toward what comes next.

I built mine, Remy, and have lived with him long enough to show you what this looks like day to day.

Help a billion people use AI to find purpose in their work and joy in their lives.
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