Eric Lovold builds practical AI workflows around how a business actually works: its relationships, its tools, and the decisions its people need to make.
Across business development, agent spending controls, and ethical analysis, the work shares a principle: make the reasoning visible and keep a person responsible for the next move.
Business development
Managed Leads
Business context, account evidence, and next actions in a workspace for human review. Research, qualification, and preparation work from a shared understanding of the business.
Jev helps screen and route signals; Agent Studio makes assignments and handoffs visible. This is the intended architecture, with connections developed around each workflow. A person reviews and decides before any outreach.
Spending authority for autonomous software. Agents get a key instead of a credit card, with budgets that halt spending, a credential vault, and an escalation path that ends at a person.
Capable software, operating within approved authority.
Ethical analysis
Moral Intention Analyst
MIA surfaces the ethical dimensions of documents, decisions, and processes: whose interests are affected, which values are in tension, and where reasoning starts to drift.
Built on Dr. A.C. Ping's methodology. Indicators for reflection, never proof of intent. The decision stays with the person making it.
Built with you
Start with one real workflow.
Direct collaboration from scoping through implementation. Your tools, your team, and a clear view of what the system does.