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Unit AY-01 / Portfolio

I build the
AI systems behind
modern marketing ops

I'm a marketing and revenue operations professional who builds with AI. I put LLMs inside GTM pipelines to do work teams usually do by hand. The three builds below run on real data: a pipeline that scores a company list against an ICP, an eval harness that tests the prompts behind it, and an AI front-desk that routes inbound messages with a human gate. You can open the prompts and the raw run data yourself. Available now.

3BUILDS
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Discipline
Marketing Ops · RevOps · GTM Eng
Stack
Claude Code · Clay · n8n · HubSpot · Salesforce · Python · SQL
Status
● open to roles
What I build
Lead scoring & enrichment Lifecycle & CRM automation Attribution & reporting Prompt ops / AI enablement

PROOF ▸  Three systems that actually run on real data. Every score, prompt, and raw output is viewable.

MO-1
Project 01 / GTM Engineer

ICP Lead Scoring & Enrichment Pipeline

Pulls a company list and scores every row against an ICP, then hands back a ranked outbound queue. Each score carries a one-line reason taken from the company's own description. Runs on the real YC Spring '26 batch. Built three ways: in code, in Clay, and in n8n.

GTM Engineer View build →
EV-1
Project 02 / AI Enablement

Prompt Library & Eval Harness

Treats prompts like code. Every prompt has a test suite, and a change ships only when its pass rate holds against the last version. Checks run three ways: plain assertions, exact-match on a labeled set, and a model judging the fuzzy stuff.

AI Enablement View build →
FD-1
Project 03 / AI Operations

AI Front-Desk with a Human Gate

Reads inbound customer messages, classifies the intent, extracts booking fields, drafts a reply under hard rules, and flags what needs a person. Opt-outs are handled by deterministic code before the model ever runs. Three prompt versions, scored against the same hand-labeled set.

AI Operations View build →
Same logic, three tools

The lead-scoring pipeline ships three ways: in code, as a Clay table with a Loom walkthrough, and as an n8n workflow. It's the same loop each time, so the tool can fit the team.

Off the clock

Double Bill — a streaming-rotation calculator. Drop your Letterboxd watchlist and it works out the one, two, and three services that actually cover it. Exact set-cover math, posters and all. Try it →

Old Flames — scrobble archaeology. Type your Last.fm username and it digs up the songs you had on repeat but haven't played in years, filed by era. The rule sits on the page; change it and everything recounts. Try it →

// Try it on your data

Send me a company list and I'll run it through the same pipeline and send back the scored ICP queue, real output on your own accounts. Hiring for MarOps / RevOps / GTM engineering? Same address gets you my resume.

annieyepes@gmail.com →

annieyepes@gmail.com