Est. 2024 · San Francisco Bay Area
Agilentic is an independent consultancy for AI-driven workflow automation and Agile/DevOps delivery, aimed at financial services and healthcare teams.
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Services
Agilentic closes the gap between the strategy deck and the working system. Each service draws on 20 years of delivery at Citi, Wells Fargo, AIG, HCA Healthcare and NTT DATA.
Automation
Hands-on builds that move routine work to agents and low-code workflows.
Delivery
Helping teams plan, deliver and measure work at scale without drowning in ceremony.
Enablement
Teaching leaders and teams to put AI tools to work safely and effectively.
Why work with Agilentic
Our team builds the workflows and automations it recommends, so advice comes with a working prototype, not a presentation.
Delivery and controls work at Citi, Wells Fargo, AIG and HCA Healthcare means speed never comes at the expense of risk and compliance.
Automations run on open, self-hostable tools your team can inspect and extend, with documentation and training included.
How it works
Tell our team where delivery or automation is stuck. You leave with a clear next step, whether or not you work together.
One team or one workflow, scoped in writing, then built fast. The same approach our team uses to lead hackathon teams from problem framing to working prototype.
Documentation, training and a clean handover, so the result keeps running and your people know how to extend it.
Proof
Advised a dental practice, a New York City school and early-stage startups on workflow automation, AI adoption and Agile delivery.
Designed and published 5+ automation blueprints on n8n and make.com for common IT and business workflows.
Led three-person teams at Bolt's World's Largest Hackathon (2025) and Kiroween (2025), from problem framing to working prototypes.
Built a LinkedIn audience of 6,000+ and published 50+ posts on Agile, automation and AI agents.
Panelist on AI leadership at the UC Berkeley AI Leadership Accelerator, April 2026.
Ran Agilentic's own operations on self-hosted automation and agent infrastructure, the proving ground for every tool recommended to clients.
From the blog
Eight posts from the Agilentic blog, from GenAI in the software lifecycle in spring 2024 to AI agents and AppGen platforms by the end of the year.
Why AI agents may change the software lifecycle as much as Agile did.
Read on the Internet Archive →A step-by-step walkthrough of setting up an assistant, with screenshots from a working build.
Read on the Internet Archive →Where AI tools fit into backlog, planning and delivery practices.
Read on the Internet Archive →How AI coding assistants speed up development, raise code quality and streamline delivery.
Read on the Internet Archive →Free and paid agent platforms compared, from Dialogflow and Rasa to Voiceflow and Botpress.
Read on the Internet Archive →What sets autonomous agents apart, three early frameworks, and a seven-step path to deploying one.
Read on the Internet Archive →Running Design Thinking discovery alongside Scrum, Kanban or XP delivery, sized to team scale.
Read on the Internet Archive →Twelve AI-assisted no-code and low-code platforms and five criteria for choosing one.
Read on the Internet Archive →Posts open as archived copies on the Internet Archive.
Toolbox
Timeline
From an Agile/DevOps practice to hands-on AI builds, 2024 to 2026.
An independent practice for Scaled Agile, DevOps and AI-assisted delivery, built on 20 years in banking, insurance and healthcare transformation.
Weekly writing on Scrum, scaled Agile roles, product ownership and delivery metrics.
A series on GenAI in the SDLC, AI assistants built on the OpenAI API, agent platforms and AppGen tools.
Led a team from problem framing to a working AI prototype.
Led a second team through a five-week AI build sprint.
Panelist on AI leadership in the three-day executive program, April 13–15. Program page
Founder
Most of the market is split between slide-deck strategists and pure developers. I sit in the middle, on purpose.
I've spent 20+ years directing risk, controls and technology transformation in some of the world's most complex, regulated industries, leading enterprise programs at Citi, Wells Fargo, AIG and HCA Healthcare.
I'm also a hands-on practitioner of AI-native development. I design, build and run agent workflows myself on self-hosted n8n and Model Context Protocol (MCP) infrastructure. Because I build the systems, I understand the real-world cost and technical reality of putting AI into production. That bridge between executive-level strategy and technical execution is what Agilentic was built on.
I have advised on AI leadership at UC Berkeley Haas School and led workshops at Stanford for 270+ Silicon Valley leaders and professionals. I work in English and German.
MS Industrial Engineering & Business, RPTU Kaiserslautern
FAQ
Mainly financial services and healthcare teams: delivery leaders, product owners and operations managers who need automation to stick and delivery to speed up. Agilentic also advises startups and small organizations getting started with AI and workflow automation.
It starts with a 30-minute intro call. If there is a fit, the next step is a focused pilot on one team or one workflow, scoped in writing before any work begins.
Yes. Work runs remotely across US time zones. In-person workshops in the San Francisco Bay Area are possible by arrangement.
n8n, make.com and Pega for automation; the OpenAI API and AI coding assistants for AI builds; Scrum and Kanban on Azure DevOps or Jira for delivery. Recommendations follow your stack, not a vendor preference.
Get started
Pick a time for a 30-minute call with Martin, or send a message and our team will reply personally.