Custom AI Agents
If a Person Does It Every Week,
An Agent Can Do It
Purpose-built AI agents for the repetitive technical work already running your operation.
Last updated: July 2026
Custom AI agents built around technical work you repeat every week. Each engagement starts with a paid diagnostic that maps the exact pain and the fix. Pricing follows scope, not a fixed subscription.
Three Questions, Not a Sales Pitch
What is your pain? Where are you burning time in the business? What is the technical action you perform that an agent could be taught to do?
Any action an AI agent can replace is work Rani can build. It starts with the diagnostic, and proceeds from there.
Who This Is For
Still Living in Excel Like It's 2021
Analysts, managers, and finance managers doing repetitive generic work on documents. Anyone who wants cross-domain actions built into their own systems, not bolted on.
What's Running Today
Two Examples, Same Pattern
Document Intake
A lawyer's practice needed a generic document set prepared for every new client. The agent locates the right files through an organized index, adapts the generic fields to the client, emails the lawyer for final approval, then delivers to the client on the chosen channel.
WhatsApp Customer Service
A full order-management flow: conversation with the customer, order fulfilment end to end, and live interfaces between the agent, the inventory database, suppliers, and the payment system.
Proof
The Toolbox
What This Opens Next
Each of these gets its own scope and its own price, set the same way: through the diagnostic.
Price
Priced by Scope
There is no fixed rate, because no two operations burn time the same way. The diagnostic sets the scope and the price together.
- One hour, mapped to your actual process
- A scoped proposal, not a generic package
- Build proceeds only after the scope is agreed
Common Questions
How much does this cost?
Pricing is set by scope, not a flat rate. It starts with a 650 ILS diagnostic - a full hour mapping your process and the direction of the fix. From there you get a scoped proposal.
What actually happens in the diagnostic?
We go through three questions: what is your pain, where are you burning time, and what is the technical action a system could learn to do. That hour defines the build, not a sales pitch.
What kind of work can actually be automated?
Any technical action a person repeats every week is a candidate. Document intake, client onboarding paperwork, and WhatsApp-based order handling are all running in production today.
Do I need in-house technical staff to run this?
No. The system is built into your existing process, with approval steps where a human signs off. You keep the judgment calls. The agent does the repeatable work.
Am I locked into a platform afterward?
No. Nothing here runs on n8n, Make, or a subscription automation platform. What gets built lives in your own infrastructure, so you are not paying rent on someone else's tool.
Written by Rani Ifrah, who builds every agent around the process that is already there, not a generic template.
What's the Action You'd Teach an Agent?
Start with the 650 ILS diagnostic. We map the pain, the time, and the fix in one hour.