Start with the business
Find the workflow worth fixing
Define the decision, bottleneck, owner, and measurable outcome before choosing a model or buying another tool.
AI + automation implementation for real businesses
I’m Hunter Sneed. I’m the founder of Workflowsy, where I lead AI and automation implementations around real business workflows. I also created Getting Automated to teach companies how to use this technology without getting buried in hype.
Hunter Sneed
Founder, Workflowsy · Creator, Getting Automated
Where I work
My point of view
Businesses do not need more disconnected AI experiments. They need someone who can understand the operation, identify where AI creates leverage, and build the technical foundation that makes the result trustworthy.
That is the gap I specialize in: translating business reality into production systems—without losing the technical depth required to make them work.
Start with the business
Define the decision, bottleneck, owner, and measurable outcome before choosing a model or buying another tool.
Build the foundation
APIs, data pipelines, source-of-truth rules, permissions, and integrations make the output accurate and repeatable.
Make it operational
Use AI where judgment helps, deterministic software where consistency matters, and human review where the risk demands it.
One expertise, two ways to engage
My implementation firm for businesses that need AI, data, and automation built into an actual operating workflow—not left in a strategy deck.
See implementation servicesThe educational brand where I break down the same problems in plain English, share practical resources, and show businesses what useful AI actually requires.
Explore the resourcesWhat the work looks like
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Aggregate fragmented business data, define the metric once, and give teams reliable reports plus grounded AI answers.
02
Turn inboxes, documents, approvals, and exception queues into systems that route work and keep people in control.
03
Replace manual handoffs with connected systems, scheduled jobs, monitoring, and clear failure paths—not another fragile demo.
Shipping receipts
Live public signals from the code I ship and the practical AI work I publish.
Getting Automated
I make AI + automation content because too much of what’s out there is either hype or tutorial sludge. Practical breakdowns, real use cases, minimal nonsense.
A few things I believe
These are not slogans. They are constraints I use when deciding what is worth building.
AI is an interface—not a data strategy.
You probably should not use an AI agent for that.
Automation should delete work, not move it around.
If a critical data flow breaks, it should fail loudly.
Start with the workflow—not the tool