Nigel the Coding Butler: Giving an AI agent eyes and hands on the web
I combined ElevenLabs with Webfuse to build an AI agent that could inspect and control the webpage around it, then wrapped the idea in a deliberately memorable demo.
I help sell complicated technology by understanding it deeply, shaping solutions around real customer problems, and making a convincing case to technical and commercial stakeholders. That same proximity to customers helps me shape what the product should do next.
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I recorded this to help recruit my replacement at Surfly and explain what the role had grown into.
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I combined ElevenLabs with Webfuse to build an AI agent that could inspect and control the webpage around it, then wrapped the idea in a deliberately memorable demo.
Discovery should give an SE enough context to make good technical decisions without restarting the deal from zero. I use a structured intake, stakeholder reasoning and microfeatures to understand what actually matters before deciding what to build, show or test.
Before leaving Amsterdam, I built a lightweight marketplace that kept Google Sheets as our inventory-management interface while turning its contents into a mobile-friendly storefront we could share with one link.
I turned recurring customer questions into product education, writing the scripts, presenting on camera and directing the technical story.
I built a visual JavaScript builder that stopped API implementation work becoming a bottleneck during technical trials, helping prospects get meaningful proofs of concept running faster.
I designed and ran a company-wide programme that put almost every employee through the process of understanding, building, positioning and presenting a real Webfuse use case.
I built and owned a process for turning recurring customer and prospect friction into product proposals that could be challenged, prioritised and moved into Engineering.
I built and maintained a demo repository that gave the sales team access to close to 100 reusable technical demos, with the context, setup and guidance needed to run them without depending on an SE every time.