AI consultant · Denver, Colorado

I help companies turn AI from a slide deck into shipped work.

I'm Bryan McKinney. By day I lead Data & Analytics at a SaaS company, where I run a production stack of AI agents, pipelines, and internal tools. I bring that practitioner's playbook to companies that want results, not demos.

Three ways to work together

Teach, plan, or build

Most clients start with one and grow into another. All three are grounded in what I run every day.

Teach

AI enablement for teams

Hands-on workshops that get your people from "we should use AI" to shipping real automations in their own work.

Outcome. A team that uses AI daily and knows where it does and does not belong.

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Plan

AI strategy and roadmap

A short, focused engagement that finds where AI pays off in your business and lays out a plan you can actually execute.

Outcome. A prioritized roadmap with owners, budgets, and the first three things to build.

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Build

AI application builds

Agents, pipelines, and internal tools built to run unattended, then handed over with docs so your team owns them.

Outcome. Working software in production, owned by you, with no ongoing dependency on me.

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Running in production today

What I've actually built

Not pilots. Systems that run unattended, every day, and that leadership relies on.

Support triage and voice-of-customer digests

Agents categorize thousands of support conversations and publish a weekly digest for product and leadership.

Decision logs mined from four systems

A pipeline that reads Slack, GitHub, Linear, and Notion and keeps a searchable record of what was decided and why.

Revenue forecasting and exec scorecards

Models and dashboards that refresh themselves and explain why a number moved, not just that it moved.

Daily pipelines from ERP, analytics, and HR

Scheduled agents that pull finance, web analytics, and people data into one warehouse without a human in the loop.

How I work

Four rules I don't break

01

Practitioner first

Everything I recommend is something I have shipped and maintained myself. No slideware.

02

Small, then real

The first version ships in weeks. Scope grows only after something is working in production.

03

You own it

Code, prompts, docs, and accounts live with you. My goal is to make myself unnecessary.

04

Honest about limits

I will tell you when AI is the wrong tool. That saves money and credibility.

Ready to put AI to work?

Thirty minutes, no pitch deck. We talk through what you are trying to do and whether I can help.