Adam Kling

AI Engineer & Product Architect

I make complex work easier to run.

I’m Adam. A hands-on builder and former founder, turning messy workflows into useful AI products and systems people can actually operate.

Adam Kling smiling, wearing a navy shirt in an office
From the product decision
to the working system.

Made workable.

Selected work connecting AI capabilities to the decisions, handoffs and exceptions around them.

Built at Bob.Pro

Dispatch

Give agents the context.
Keep control of the work.

An AI engineering platform that gives agents source-backed project context, coordinates their work, and keeps people in control.

Sole architect & developer, from system design through implementation.

Inside Dispatch
People stay in control

Review a job. Request a stop or recovery.

Dispatch

Coordinate engineering jobs and context updates. Keep execution visible.

Background workers

Use project context. Run assigned jobs and report what happened.

Project memory

Decisions, open work and source references

Shared history

Job activity and resource records

Managed credentials

Access kept separate from job execution

A stop request is not a stopped job. Worker state confirms the outcome.
Architecture illustration, not a live product screen. Context preparation, coordination, execution and credential management are separate responsibilities.

More helpful reception.
Clearer next steps.

Psychology practice — voice & scheduling

AI phone reception and private-link appointment booking for a psychology practice. I designed and implemented the scheduler, voice integrations and staff-facing workflows.

Voice relays requests to staff. A separate private-link web scheduler books eligible visits.

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Phone receptionFAQs, messages and appointment-change requests
Staff follow-upRequests are relayed, not booked by voice.
Private booking linkEligible testing and follow-up visits
Web schedulerBooks against staff-managed availability.
Architecture illustration. Two complementary journeys; clinical decisions stay with the practice.
Required checklists
Job-linked photos
Reviewed voice notes
Field captureQueued submissions when offlineOffice recordsFailures visible for follow-up
Architecture illustration. Notes are reviewed before CRM submission; queued work is not guaranteed synchronization.

The work happened.
Keep the evidence.

Field operations assistant

A mobile field workspace connecting checklists, job photos and reviewed voice notes to office records. I implemented field workflows, offline submission handling, photo linking and recorded-note review.

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See the difference.
Then decide.

Catalog operations console

A read-only review workspace for vendor pricing, promotions and product-catalog reconciliation. I implemented product matching, source-aware reports, guarded exports and the review interface.

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Vendor recordsERP records
Compare with source evidenceProduct matching, prices and promotions
Ambiguous matchesHeld for review
Guarded workbookUnresolved and conflicting targets excluded
Architecture illustration. Read-only review and exports, not automated commerce-platform updates.

The complete project library

Products, integrations and prototypes. Each case explains my role, what was built and its implementation boundaries.

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36 case studies in the collection

A founder’s perspective.
A builder’s hands.

I like the space between “we need this” and “it works.”

I’ve spent 20+ years building and scaling products, with responsibility for product direction, engineering and live operations. Today I bring that experience to AI applications: understand the workflow, define what the system should and shouldn’t do, then build the software.

The important work isn’t just getting an AI response. It’s making the next step useful, the boundaries clear, and the unfinished work visible.

I use AI-assisted development to accelerate implementation; architecture, review and release decisions remain my responsibility.

Built, led,
and still building.

2026–Present

Bob.Pro

AI Product Architect

Hands-on product architecture and implementation for client-facing AI services, connecting workflow discovery to scoped integrations and maintainable software.

Work and responsibilities at Bob.Pro
  • Designed and built Dispatch as its sole architect and developer, with managed credentials, inspectable execution history and operator recovery controls
  • Built psychology-practice phone reception and private-link testing/follow-up booking, keeping clinical decisions and appointment changes with staff
  • Connected engineering-service qualification, proposal signatures and travel-aware site-visit booking, with human-reviewed email drafts
  • Implemented offline-capable field checklists, job photos and reviewed voice notes linked to office CRM records
  • Built read-only catalog reconciliation with source-aware product matching and guarded review exports
  • Extended business-knowledge assistants and legal/outreach workflows with scoped information, verifiable actions and explicit review boundaries
  • Developed source-backed project context, operating briefs and planning helpers for people and coding agents

2024–Present

Independent / Client & Venture Work

AI Engineer & Product Systems Lead

Build and extend AI applications and operational platforms across creative media, studio management, advertising, and developer tooling.

Work and responsibilities at Independent / Client & Venture Work
  • My Video Gift — personalized-film application with browser previews, staged AI-media generation, recoverable worker state, render verification, and a five-tool MCP adapter
  • Studio Planner — delegated recurring scheduling and related public venue discovery, inquiries and event registration; ordinary classes remain inquiry-only
  • Animus — persistent agent assistance and a separate configurable voice-reception backend with calendar and messaging integrations
  • Agency reporting — confirmation-gated monthly reports for Google Ads, Microsoft Ads, and Search Console, with durable jobs, delivery recovery, and guided OAuth reconnection
  • Website technology scanner — bounded browser scans, provenance-bound evidence, deterministic ingest, and auditable processing with outreach activation held for review
  • CryptoFights browser migration — Unity-to-Three.js animation retargeting and resumable server-authoritative training battles; separate from the earlier live platform
  • Developer agent tools — extended third-party Pi with issue-to-run workflows, local peer coordination, isolated workspaces and bounded review handoffs

2018–2024

FYX Gaming

CEO & Technical Lead

Founded and scaled blockchain gaming infrastructure, leading cross-functional teams of up to 26 members across 5 countries.

During FYX: $6.2M seed funding, a team of up to 26 across 5 countries, and 100K+ peak daily active users. Historical gaming-platform results, not metrics for my current AI work.

Work and responsibilities at FYX Gaming
  • Led and mentored distributed teams of 26 engineers, designers, and operations staff across US, Europe, and Asia
  • Architected blockchain data pipeline processing 2M+ transactions/day (10M+ peak) with 99.9% uptime
  • Founded CryptoFights.io, first fully on-chain turn-based RPG, scaling to 100K+ DAU; raised $6.2M in seed funding
  • Owned product strategy, technical priorities, and live operations from initial development through platform scale
  • Built Web2-to-Web3 payment gateway with fiat-to-crypto conversion, wallet integrations, and on-chain settlement
  • Integrated oracle price feeds (Pyth) requiring sub-second latency for real-time gaming transactions
Earlier founding work, 2001–2013

2007–2008

Life Fit Labs

Founder

Founded and scaled fitness supplement eCommerce platform with data-driven marketing.

Work and responsibilities at Life Fit Labs
  • Scaled to $6M+ revenue in Q1 2008
  • Built payment processing infrastructure and marketing automation systems
  • Operated concurrently with Savant Marketing (2004 - 2013)

2004–2013

Savant Marketing, LLC

Founder

Built automated marketing platform with proprietary tracking and analytics systems.

Work and responsibilities at Savant Marketing, LLC
  • Handled 2,000+ daily transactions across 100-site portfolio generating $100K MRR
  • Achieved 40% YoY growth through experimentation and optimization

2001–2004

MyBizHosting

Founder

Launched the industry's first JSP-specialized hosting platform.

Work and responsibilities at MyBizHosting
  • Grew to 5,000 clients with $256K ARR
  • Featured in 'JavaServer Pages' by Paul Whitehead

What I bring to a team

Product judgment

Workflow discovery, scope definition, human review boundaries and operational UX.

Applied AI

Context engineering, agent coordination, source-backed retrieval, voice integrations and reviewed AI-generated work.

Full-stack delivery

TypeScript, React, Next.js, Node.js, Python, PostgreSQL, APIs and background job systems.

Technical toolkit and product practice

Core stack

Python, TypeScript, Node.js, React, Next.js, SQL, PostgreSQL, GCP, Docker.

AI engineering

Claude API, OpenAI API, AI agents, RAG, pgvector, MCP, Evaluation design, Human-in-the-loop controls.

Systems and platform

Event-driven systems, CI/CD, Data pipelines, Observability, API design, Multi-tenant isolation, Durable workflows.

Product and growth

Product analytics, A/B testing, User research, Go-to-market support, Stakeholder alignment.

Technical leadership and distributed teams

My founder experience includes hiring across engineering, design, operations and business development; mentoring engineers through code review and system design; and aligning technical roadmaps with business goals.

At FYX, I balanced customer needs, technical feasibility and business objectives, with responsibility for product vision and fundraising. The historical scale and funding figures are in my career history above.

I’ve worked remote-first since 2018 across the US, Europe and Asia, spanning 8+ time zones. Async communication, documentation standards and collaboration tools were part of how I led distributed teams.

Product domains and industry background

Experience across advertising agencies, DeFi protocols, blockchain gaming, wellness studios, professional services and SaaS teams.

AI automation and agents

LLM orchestration, agent design, tooling and evaluations, and workflow automation with explicit review boundaries.

SaaS and payments

Subscription platforms, payment flows and operational tooling with Stripe, GCP, Vertex AI and TypeScript; billing systems, workflow orchestration and product analytics.

Growth and analytics

Attribution, reporting pipelines, experimentation and data automation across marketing and product.

Gaming and real-time systems

CryptoFights and FYX Gaming: real-time gameplay, event pipelines, economy design and on-chain systems.

DeFi knowledge, if relevant to your team

Liquidity provision

AMM mechanics, impermanent loss, concentrated liquidity and range orders.

Perpetuals trading

Funding rates, basis trading, mark/index price and liquidation mechanics.

Leverage and risk management

Recursive borrowing, health factor monitoring and collateral optimization.

On-chain data and oracles

Pyth and Chainlink, real-time feeds, on-chain analytics and MEV awareness.

GitHub review and source provenance

GitHub review, October 9, 2026: 224 accessible repositories accounted for, with matching authored work in 77 repositories and 9,097 commit entries summed across their default-branch histories. Repository ownership is not product authorship. The earlier contributor-statistics snapshot recorded 20.5M+ cumulative line additions, including generated/imported code and repeated changes—not unique production LOC or a measure of impact.

Good work starts
with a conversation.

I’m open to Lead AI Engineer, AI Product Architect and technical leadership roles. Based in Siler City, North Carolina, with experience leading distributed teams. Let’s talk about a role or the architecture and tradeoffs behind a project.

Email Adam