Hands-on enablement for companies whose business teams are behind on AI. Built on your stack, measured against your adoption goals, run by an operator who builds with these tools every day.
Proof from the operator seat: a 50+ entry team Skills library built inside a sales org · AI sessions at a company summit · a $1.6M ARR portfolio · 25 shipped tools · 5 hackathon wins
Here to build it yourself? See the From Chatbot to Builder course →
Hands-on workshops from a 2.5-hour working session to a 3-day clinic with 6-week follow-through, built on your actual stack and measured against your AI-adoption goals.
See the enablement formats →Project-based consulting for messy workflows, AI prototypes, and Skills-based agent builds that need to become usable.
Start a consulting conversation →Join the next From Chatbot to Builder cohort. Four live weeks, one shipped tool, a Skills library you own.
Join the next cohort waitlist →1:1 coaching for operators, PMs, consultants, and founders who want the cohort workflow on their schedule.
Book a free coaching intro →Not sure if your idea is the right size? Run the 5-minute scope filter →. It picks your lane, names the v1 cut line, and gives you a build brief you can use immediately.
Four weeks of live, hands-on sessions. You bring a real problem you've been promising to fix. You leave with a tool that's live, your own Skills you'll reuse, and the habit to keep building without me.
The founding cohort has wrapped. Join the waitlist above for first dibs on the next one.
From a 1:1 session"Vincent pushed me to prioritize building over overthinking and simplified the daunting world of AI coding agents. If you need someone to help you cut through the noise and actually ship your ideas, Vincent is the person to talk to."
An AGENTS.md and CLAUDE.md starter, a Skills scaffold (yours to fill, with a guide), the scope filter, five slash commands. Drop it into any project. Works in Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex. Optional 60-second Vince Loom on whether your idea is scoped right.
Multi-agent peer review triage with a Daytona sandbox in the loop. Six agents share one evidence board; one of them re-runs the paper's own code to check the headline number. First place in the scientific track and best overall at the AG2 hackathon.
Proves: I can design AI review systems where humans can inspect the evidence, not just trust the output.
Read the case study →A hackathon-room coordination layer with five independent agents sharing one Intent Space. No queue, no planner. Built in two hours at the Betaworks multi-agent hackathon.
Proves: I can turn abstract agent architecture into a working coordination layer fast.
Read the case study →A voice-driven cardiac rehab companion that won the Pulse Foundry AI NYC Healthcare hackathon. Designed 80% of the product, led the build, and presented the winning demo.
Proves: I can build voice-driven workflows for non-technical users.
Read the case study →A New York route planner that mixes walking, Citi Bike, and the subway when that combo beats any single mode.
Proves: I can ship multimodal tools end-to-end in 24 hours.
Read the case study →A resume and LinkedIn rewrite tool that compares your materials to a job description, rewrites bullets, and streams results.
Proves: I can ship public AI tools with usability and safety basics built in.
Read the case study →A private equity deal intelligence tool. Built in 48 hours, won an internal hackathon.
Proves: I can build research tools that respect user time.
Request the walkthrough →Teams deploying AI agents keep bolting on approvals and guardrails. The missing piece isn't oversight, it's a measured track record of what the agent earned.
Earned Autonomy is an AI support agent whose permissions are earned through evals, not configured: tiered trust, LLM-as-a-judge scoring, and automatic demotion.
Every approval prompt in Claude Code trains you to stop reading them. That's not safety, it's fake control. How risk-based approval fixes the wrong default.
1:1 session"Vincent pushed me to prioritize building over overthinking and simplified the daunting world of AI coding agents. If you need someone to help you cut through the noise and actually ship your ideas, Vincent is the person to talk to."
Consulting client"Vince has a rare ability to translate technical ideas into business decisions: how to reduce human bottlenecks, where oversight matters most, and how to think about AI adoption in a way that's structured and responsible."
Peer"Our team's AI authority. He has a rare ability to translate complex technology into practical workflow improvements that actually move the needle."
My path to tech started in NYC restaurants. Eleven Madison Park under Will Guidara, Maialino under Danny Meyer. That world taught me that great service is a system, not a personality trait. That instinct carried into enterprise sales at Cision, where I was promoted three times and managed a $1.6M ARR portfolio across 125+ mid-market accounts.
I got obsessed with AI while still in sales. Built a 50+ entry Skills library for the team, ran AI workflow sessions at the company summit, and won a company-wide hackathon with a PE deal intelligence prototype in 48 hours.
Now I run teamvince: a course, 1:1 coaching, and the occasional consulting project for teams that need something shipped.
teamvince is for operators who want to become builders, and teams that need AI work to leave the slide deck and enter the workflow.
Limited availability. For teams that need a shipped prototype, a workflow build, or an AI strategy deliverable on a tight timeline.