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Daniel Plomp · AI Architect & Builder · building software since 1999

I build software that does real work. From AI systems to the platforms they run on.

AI is shifting from assistance to execution. Systems like that only work when they are properly connected to the software, data and people already there. Building reliable platforms, integrations and systems is what I have done for over twenty-five years. You work with me, from first call to delivery.

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01 · Three doors

What brings you here?

Most questions that reach me fit one of these three. Pick the door closest to your situation; behind each one is what I do and what it costs.

A wooden signpost with three red signs. Door 01 · Trusting AI with work

There is a pilot, a product idea or a process that is stuck.

Deciding what you can trust AI with, and building that reliably: processing requests, preparing case files, updating systems, handling customer questions. Your people stay on the decisions. From a two-day Scan to a Sprint with working code.

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A scaffold of blue tubes with one red plank on the top level. Door 02 · Building and connecting

The system you need does not exist, or does not talk to the rest.

I build the missing piece without you having to replace everything: a portal, an integration, or the platform underneath. Laravel, Statamic and .NET, with integrations to AFAS, Exact and whatever else is already running. Scope first, then a fixed price per phase.

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A drafting table with a rolled drawing and a red T-square. Door 03 · Someone who keeps the overview

Your team can build but has no architect.

Two to four days a month alongside your team: judging opportunities, guarding the architecture, building the critical part myself. Your team keeps its pace, and the choices you cannot undo later are not made alone.

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02 · Running in production

What can you check?

Talking about AI is easy. Below is what runs, what you can see live and what is publicly readable, so you can judge it for yourself before we talk money.

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I run my own delivery pipeline.

Agents pick up tasks from my backlog and deliver pull requests; I specify, review and merge. Four gates an agent cannot bypass.

To check · this site was built that way. An agent never merges by itself.

How the pipeline works
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The Connector runs in production.

At Careerguide, publishing a vacancy went from nine steps to one question to an AI assistant, on the existing system and with the permissions already there.

To check · I show it live on the real system.

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MCP E-Invoice EU is public.

An MCP server that makes the European e-invoicing rules usable for AI systems. The code, the choices and the edge cases are there to read.

To check · the repository is public on GitHub.

On GitHub

03 · The foundation

What does it run on?

AI systems do not run in a vacuum. They run on the platforms I have been building and integrating for over twenty-five years, and I write down what works there and what does not.

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Platforms & CMS. Laravel, Statamic, Sitefinity and .NET, and the integrations between them. Which is exactly why I know how to connect AI to what is already there.

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I write about it. On ArtisanCraft, about agents, architecture and what goes wrong in practice.

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From the builder

You work with me, not with an agency.

No account managers and no handover, but one architect who designs it, builds it and stays reachable. Since 1999, the last fifteen years as an independent, under the name Artisan at Work.

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Daniel Plomp · AI Architect & Builder

Where does it get stuck for you?

Describe in two sentences what is going on. Then within one working day you will hear whether I am the right person, and if not, who is.

Usually a reply within one working day