Jakub Parol · AI consulting & architecture

Make informed
decisions about AI.

I bring together finance, business ownership and engineering. I help you assess an AI system, test a business idea and establish how your team will verify the work of coding agents.

AI has to make sense
beyond the demo.

I assess AI through finance, product and engineering. Do the savings in one area create extra work elsewhere? Does the solution help people do their jobs? What will it take to maintain once the demo is over?

We establish who owns the process, who checks the AI’s output and what happens when it gets something wrong. Those answers shape the architecture, how much to automate and which decisions need human judgment.

A clear decision.
A defined scope.

An AI system review, a practical workshop or a finance use-case assessment. Start with the service that helps answer the question in front of you.

These are test price ranges. We agree on the scope and final fee before work begins.

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Team workshop

Codex for development teamsFrom task to verified pull request

Test pricePLN 4,000–7,000excluding VAT per workshop

For software companies and in-house teams

Using my own teaching materials and a safe training repository, we work through requirements, agent autonomy, tests, code review and cost control. Your team practises checking changes before accepting them into a project.

Discuss a team workshop
What you take away
  • Hands-on practice from a task to a reviewed pull request
  • Clear boundaries for agent autonomy and human decisions
  • Practical ways to check quality and track costs

The workshop uses a training environment. Adopting the workflow in your organisation is scoped separately.

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Finance and management accounting

Where can AI help your finance team?

Test pricePLN 3,000–5,000excluding VAT

For CFOs and business owners

We examine a process, select one AI use case and assess its economic assumptions. I draw on my finance and management accounting background to connect business needs with the realities of data and technology.

Discuss your finance process
What you take away
  • One use case: the problem, data needs and intended outcome
  • Assumptions for assessing costs and potential benefits
  • A recommendation: proceed, organise the data first or stop

We assess one use case. Implementation and data preparation require a separate agreement.

Let’s test the idea in practice.

If the decision needs evidence from an experiment, we can agree on a focused prototype. That may include revisiting ideas previously considered too expensive. A prototype tests selected assumptions and has a separately agreed scope and fee.

Discuss a prototype

Clear rules for
working with agents.

We start with the task, the context it needs and the criteria for checking the result. We agree on where an agent can work independently and when it needs a person to decide.

Tests, code review and a record of the checks are part of the process. The team also establishes how to track costs and set limits on agent work. The workshop puts these rules into practice.

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Open source · MIT

VibeRails

Working standards in the repository.

VibeRails is a public project where I develop standards, instructions and templates for coding-agent workflows. Currently focused on Codex, the repository shows how I turn collaboration and verification principles into practical guidance.

Explore VibeRails on GitHub

The public files are freely available under the MIT licence. The paid workshop covers my own teaching materials and hands-on practice.

Products I’m
building.

I’m developing three products, with Yaga.Ai as my main focus. Each addresses a practical problem: coordinating software development, managing financial plans or making use of saved content.

IN DEVELOPMENT · PRIMARY FOCUS

Yaga.Ai

A team of agents for software development.

I’m developing an environment designed for autonomous agents to work as a team: understanding tasks, building solutions, reviewing code and running tests. VibeRails provides the working standards and quality checks.

Ask about Yaga.Ai
IN DEVELOPMENT · BUILT IN STAGES

IQControl.Ai

Clear plans and clear budget ownership.

When budgets are scattered across spreadsheets and teams, ownership and variances become hard to trace. I’m building IQControl.Ai in stages to connect financial planning, budgeting and accountability, with AI support grounded in organised data.

Ask about IQControl.Ai
IN DEVELOPMENT

SignalBoy.Ai

Put your saved content to use.

Useful posts often disappear into a growing collection of saved links. I’m developing SignalBoy.Ai to organise saved social content, prioritise what matters and make relevant material easier to find when you need it.

Ask about SignalBoy.Ai

Jakub ParolYou can call me Kuba.

Finance and management accountingBusiness and product ownershipSoftware engineeringAI architecture
Find me on LinkedIn

My background is in economics, finance and management accounting. I have spent more than 20 years working on enterprise systems, from both the business and engineering sides.

For 12 years, I helped build LargoQ and IQControl, a financial planning and budgeting system. Running a business and developing a product taught me to connect technical decisions with the needs of the people using it.

Today, I work at ElitMind as Lead AI Architect / Lead AI Consultant. I lead teams, work with executives and process owners, design solutions and still write code.

SBAI — SmartBusiness AI — is my independent consulting brand and home for my own products.

Technologies I work with

Python · C# / .NET · Azure · PostgreSQL
LangGraph / LangChain · RAG · OCR · integrations and coding agents

Working together.

I’m not sure where to start. Can I still get in touch?

Yes. Tell me what you want to improve, what you already have and which decision you need help with. You don’t need a solution or a specification in mind. We’ll use that context to find the right starting point.

What should I prepare?

Start with a brief description of your situation. Before work begins, we’ll agree on any documents, process examples or parts of the solution needed for the review, and how to share them. Workshops use a training repository.

How do the test price ranges work?

These are price ranges for the services described while I refine the offers. They exclude VAT. We’ll agree on the fee, scope and expected outcome before starting. Work beyond that scope requires a separate quote.

What happens after a consultation or workshop?

You can continue with your own team or discuss a separately scoped next step, such as a prototype. A review identifies risks within the agreed scope; it is not a production-readiness certification. A prototype tests assumptions. Further work has its own scope and fee.

Let’s start
with your question.

Tell me briefly about your system, process or the way your team works, and the decision you need help with. A few sentences are enough to start; you don’t need a full specification.

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