Intelligent workflows
Multi-step automations across the tools you already use — with clear ownership, retries, and a paper trail.
Available for select projects · Late 2026
Hi, I am Muhammad Khizar
I build the systems
behind the work.
AI automation engineer. I design agents, pipelines, and internal tools that take repetitive work out of growing businesses — quietly, and for good.
- n8n
- OpenAI
- Claude
- HubSpot
- Slack
- Notion
- Postgres
- Make
- Airtable
- Gmail
01 — Selected work
Recent systems.
Typical systems I build. Client names stay private until I have permission to publish them here.
02 — Services
What I take on.
I don’t sell tools. I design the path from a messy process to a system your team can trust on a Monday morning.
Custom agents
Assistants that read context, take bounded actions, and know when to hand off to a person.
Integrations
APIs, CRMs, inboxes, and internal databases connected so data stops living in five places.
Internal tools
Lightweight interfaces for the work the spreadsheet can no longer hold — simple, documented, yours.
03 — Process
How an engagement runs.
- 01
Map
We walk the current process until the waste is obvious.
- 02
Design
A system sketch: triggers, decisions, humans in the loop.
- 03
Build
Agents, workflows, and connections — tested on real work.
- 04
Hand off
Docs, runbooks, and a week of support after go-live.
04 — About
Less software.
More leverage.
The goal is a system someone on your team can explain — not a black box I have to babysit.
I’m Muhammad Khizar, an independent engineer. I work with founders and operators who have outgrown duct-tape Zapier stacks but don’t want a six-month platform project.
Typical stack: n8n or custom Node, model APIs, your CRM, and whatever else is already in the building.
If you have a process that still depends on you being in the room, that’s usually the right place to start.
- 2–6 wks typical build
- Remote worldwide
- Yours after handoff
05 — Contact
Tell me what you’re still doing by hand.
A short note is enough: the process, the tools, and what “done” looks like. I reply within two business days.