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Get startedContacts, projects, site-walk notes, estimate builder, invoicing, pipeline stages. Purpose-built for how trades actually work — not adapted from a SaaS template. Pipeline splits sales (new-lead → site-walk → estimate → follow-up) from ops (design → permitting → production → closeout).
Centralized task queue, daily briefs, knowledge base, activity feed. Exposed as an MCP server so Claude, Claude Code, and my autonomous agent all share one source of truth. Tasks tiered by urgency (Emergency → Entertainment) and Eisenhower matrix.
OpenClaw-based agent that queues work, executes via Claude Code as a subprocess, reports back over Telegram. Pulls tasks from Master Console, runs them, validates the output, iterates until done. Operator-in-the-loop, not autonomy-for-hype.
Site audit, competitor intel, content-gap analysis, keyword mapping, research monitoring, weekly brief. Every output routes into Master Console as labeled notes and context keys that downstream content agents consume.
Pulls signal from CRM, calendar, email, project data, and industry research. Five agents compose a single structured executive brief — deposited straight into Master Console, surfaced by Jeffery on Telegram.
Built for a business that subcontracts behind electricians and plumbers — scheduling, invoicing, Stripe payments, automated email. Different domain, different workflow, same operator-built standard.
Tyler Thompson. 32. Bradenton, FL. ASE master mechanic turned operator. Runs Eminence Services LLC (GC / remodeling) and Drywall Monkeys. Consults on a few other projects.
Not an agency. Not a SaaS. Internal tools get built in-house because the off-the-shelf options don't fit how trades actually run — too bloated, too generic, or too disconnected from the work on the ground.
The tools above are the result. Everything runs on a stack an operator can maintain solo: Next.js on Vercel, Neon Postgres, Claude agents, MCP for interop. No vendor lock-in. No dependencies that can't be fired.
TYLERtools is an Eminence Services LLC property. All IP held at the holding-company level.
Tyler takes on a small number of builds each month alongside running his own companies. If the tools above look like what your business needs — reach out.