Independent Forward Deployed AI Engineer

Systems that do the actual work.

Nori Works builds small, controlled automation systems for recurring workflows: internal tools, clear handovers, visible status, and AI-assisted preparation. Critical steps stay traceable and need your approval before anything is sent, deleted, or decided.

AI tools you will actually use.

Offers

Choose the smallest useful start.

If an existing tool is enough, we say so. If the workflow needs design or a dedicated system, that becomes visible early too.

  • 01

    Free first assessment

    We take a look at your process and tell you honestly whether and how to move forward.

    free Have your workflow checked
  • 02

    AI Tool Check

    For one clearly bounded area of work, you receive three to five researched tool recommendations with effort, limits, and a practical adoption plan.

    990 EUR Request a Tool Check
  • 03

    AI Workflow Sprint

    A defensible basis for a decision in the form of a workflow and implementation plan, from the real day-to-day process to the smallest useful system scope.

    1,000-2,500 EUR Request a Workflow Sprint View a sample excerpt
  • 04

    Automation sprint

    One workflow goes live, e.g. request triage or a simple status view.

    2,500-8,000 EUR Request a sprint
  • 05

    Operational workflow

    A larger internal tool spanning multiple roles, data sources, or systems.

    8,000-25,000 EUR Discuss a project
  • 06

    Support & improvement

    Optional ongoing support, small adjustments, and improvements once everything is running.

    350-2,500 EUR/mo. Request support

Approach

A process becomes a system that works for you.

Nori Works is a one-person software and automation studio run by Paul Kahle in Schongau. One person who listens, builds, and hands over.

You bring a process, a recurring headache, or a half-formed idea. What comes back is a tool that actually fits your day.

AI helps where it makes things faster and cleaner: building, checking, documenting, automating. Critical steps stay visible and need your sign-off.

Signals

How to tell a workflow is ready.

When several of these show up regularly, a small first system is often worth testing.

  • Information is copied back and forth between email, spreadsheets, and tools.
  • Follow-ups, quotes, or status messages sound similar every time.
  • Nobody can instantly see what is open, reviewed, or done.
  • A spreadsheet has become important, but nobody fully trusts it.
  • Approvals happen in chats, inboxes, or verbal handoffs.
  • A tool already exists, but the actual workflow still gets stuck.

Try it

What a small system feels like.

Pick an input. The system prepares the next step and stops. Then you decide: approve it, or send it for clarification.

Pick an input
  1. Input
  2. Prepare
  3. Decision
  4. Result

Ready. Pick an input.

Simplified simulation. No network connection, storage, or real sending. See the full enquiry workflow

Principles

How things get built here.


  • 01

    Focused

    A small system people actually use beats a large one nobody touches. We build the part that matters and leave out the rest.


  • 02

    Transparent

    Actions are logged, state is visible, decisions can be reviewed. Automation should make work simpler, not harder to follow.


  • 03

    Human where it counts

    Sending, paying, deleting, approving: critical steps happen deliberately, not on autopilot. The system prepares, a person decides.


  • 04

    Yours to run

    You get a documented system and you know how it works. No tool that falls apart the moment you are on your own.

From practice

The system I run in my own business.

In-house system · in daily use

Alongside Nori Works I run a solar installation business. I built its CRM myself: enquiries, leads, quote preparation, materials, and handovers in one place, with named points where a person decides. Not a client project, my own operation.

Light demo dashboard of the Solar CRM showing projects, open installations, and inventory Light demo dashboard of the Solar CRM showing projects, open installations, and inventory

Solar CRM · product view with demo data Read the case study

Working together

Got a process that should run better?

Describe it in a few sentences. You get an honest take on whether it can become a working system, and what that would look like.