Polaris Automations
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AI Automation Agency. Claude Code agents that kill busywork.

Custom Claude-Code agents, n8n workflows, and Python automations — scoped, shipped, and handed off in days, not quarters.

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Avg. time to ship
~/polaris · zsh
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polaris run sales-call-analyzer
→ pulling 14 calls from Fathom (last 7d)
→ Claude scoring objections + intent
✓ 3 high-intent leads surfaced
✓ HubSpot updated · Slack posted · time saved: 4h 12m
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// Receipts

$0k+ closed before I ever wrote a workflow.

Before going full-time on automations, I spent a year as a closer — $700k in personally booked sales. That changes how I build. I don't hand teams another tool with a 40-tab onboarding doc. I build the thing that quietly removes a step from their week.

Since then, 0+ automations shipped across sales, ops, and content — Claude-Code agents, n8n workflows, Python scripts, voice bots. Production-grade, in days, not quarters.

// What I build

Three things, done well.

Polaris is small on purpose. You get me — not an account manager and a junior on Slack.

01

Custom Claude-Code agents

Internal tools, multi-step agents, and Claude-powered scripts that take repetitive work off your team — built and deployed in days, not quarters.

  • Sales-call analyzers
  • Document & report generators
  • Custom internal copilots
02

n8n & API automations

Glue between the systems you already pay for — CRM, email, Slack, Notion, sheets, your stack. Tight workflows, not tangled spaghetti.

  • Lead routing & enrichment
  • Cross-tool data sync
  • Notification & alerting flows
03

Sales & ops AI assistants

Outbound, lead scoring, follow-up, and ops automations that compound. Closer-built — I sold $700k myself, so I know what a good handoff looks like.

  • Cold email + personalization
  • HubSpot / Pipedrive scoring
  • Voice agents & call triage

// Latest build

A site that writes itself.

The most recent one I shipped — built, deployed, and handed off.

Atlas Lions — automated Morocco fan hub

Atlas Lions

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Automated content site

A self-running fan hub for the Morocco national team. Claude drafts the news, a human approves in one click, and it publishes to the site and social — fresh content with zero daily ops.

  • Next.js
  • Claude content engine
  • n8n
  • Supabase

// Positioning

Most agencies hand you a Zapier flow. I ship real code.

Same problem, two very different ways of solving it. Here's how Polaris stacks up against the typical automation agency.

// What other agencies do

“Let's set up a 6-month retainer and a weekly sync.”

  • Zapier-only stack

    Clicks together no-code blocks and calls it engineering.

  • Retainers, not outcomes

    Vague monthly hours, no fixed scope, no real deadline.

  • No handoff

    System breaks the moment they stop logging in.

  • Junior-built

    Account manager fronts, junior implements, you never meet the engineer.

  • Quarters, not days

    “We’ll have a discovery sprint, then a scoping sprint…”

// The Polaris way

“Here's a fixed scope. System ships next week.”

  • Real code, your stack

    Claude Code agents, n8n flows, Python where it belongs.

  • Fixed scope, fixed price

    24-hour proposal, no retainer trap, no creep.

  • Docs your junior can read

    Clean handoff, no key-person risk.

  • You talk to the builder

    Me, every call, every commit.

  • Days, not quarters

    Under 7 days to a working system in production.

// The team

Built by a closer, not a consultant.

Daniel closed $700k in sales before going full-time on automations — so he came at this from the operator side, not the engineer-cosplaying-as-an-agency side. Every system he ships is designed for how teams actually work, not how a JIRA board says they should.

Daniel Kravtsov

Daniel Kravtsov

Founder · Builder

I closed $700k in sales in a year before going full-time on automations — so I came at this from the operator side, not the engineer-cosplaying-as-an-agency side. I know what a clean handoff feels like and where most automations quietly fall over.

Now I build with Claude Code, n8n, and Python — fast, opinionated, tested in your stack. You'll get a working system in days, docs you can hand to a junior, and someone who picks up the phone when things move.

// How it works

From first call to launch.

Four steps. No surprise scope, no surprise invoices.

01

Discovery call

30 minutes. You walk me through the bottleneck — sales, ops, content, whatever's eating your team's hours.

02

Scoped proposal

Within 24 hours: a fixed scope, fixed price, fixed timeline. No retainers, no vague monthly hours.

03

Build sprint

Days, not quarters. I ship working systems in your stack with docs your junior can read.

04

Handoff & support

You own it. I stay on call for tweaks, monitor for misbehavior, and pick up the phone when things move.

// Next step

One call. One scoped build. No fluff.

30 minutes. Walk me through the bottleneck. If it's a fit, I'll send a scoped proposal within 24 hours.

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