Prompt & Ship is the business infrastructure behind my AI consulting practice. It's two things: a set of Python-based automation agents that handle content and outreach, and a Next.js marketing site that explains the offer.
The Automation Platform
The prompt-and-ship/ monorepo contains AI agents for LinkedIn content generation, tool scanning, and metrics reporting. Each agent follows the same pattern: Claude API generates content, validation checks it against config constraints, Slack delivers it for review, and the appropriate API publishes after approval.
GitHub Actions runs everything on schedule — weekly posts, daily tool scans, monthly content calendars. No servers to manage, no dashboards to monitor. The workflows are the product.
The Marketing Site
Built in Next.js 16 with TypeScript and Tailwind CSS v4. Static export deployed to Render. The site walks through the consulting offer, case studies, and a Calendly embed for booking discovery calls.
Design influenced by Linear and Vercel — dark theme, clean typography, no generic AI startup aesthetics. The goal was a site that felt credible to a technical audience without being cold.
Business Logic
Templates in templates/ cover client proposals, email sequences, and social media calendars. Client records in data/clients/ (excluded from git) track project history and contact details.
The whole system is designed so that the business can run mostly on autopilot — content goes out, inbound comes in, proposals go out, projects start.