BayconAI
AI consulting · San Francisco Bay Area · Remote across the US
I’m Mauricio. I help businesses put ChatGPT and similar AI tools to practical use, improve their websites, and understand how they appear in AI-assisted search. We start with a clear problem and agree on a useful, manageable scope.
AI that earns its keep.
Start with the problem you have today. Details, tools and review steps are agreed in a written scope before any work begins.
I help a team use ChatGPT and similar AI tools for everyday tasks such as drafting, organizing information, and working with approved documents. Permissions, tools and review steps are agreed during scoping.
I improve content clarity, mobile usability, accessibility and technical foundations, within the scope we agree.
I examine the business information that is accessible to AI tools and a defined sample of AI-assisted searches, then prioritize useful improvements. A review is a snapshot, not a guarantee of future mentions.
I run BayconAI. I bring 20 years of experience in software and automation in regulated environments.
That background shapes how I approach AI: define the task, check the risks, test the result, and keep people responsible for important decisions.
BayconAI is the brand I, Mauricio Nunes Marques, use for my independent contracting work. I personally handle the work and the client relationship, and I am preparing the business registration. Contact me at ai@bayconai.com.
These are illustrations, not past client work. They show the kinds of workflows people ask about. Yours would be scoped around your own tools, documents and review steps.
When a new client signs, a draft welcome message and a checklist of files and tasks are prepared, ready for a person to review.
Review point: a team member approves each draft and task before anything is sent or used.
Your notes and your usual format become a first-draft proposal that you edit and send yourself.
Review point: you edit and approve it; nothing is sent automatically.
Incoming requests and documents are sorted and summarized so a person starts the day with an organized list.
Review point: people decide what to act on. Summaries can be wrong, so the original stays one click away.
An assistant is configured with instructions and a set of documents you approve, so staff can ask questions about them. This is configuration, not training a new AI model.
Review point: answers are checked against the source documents, and the assistant is limited to what you approve.
AI assistants answer from what they can read about a business. I review what your website says, whether its key information is accessible, and how your business appears in a defined set of AI-assisted searches. AI answers vary by service, prompt, place and date, so a review is a snapshot, not a guarantee.
Who should I hire for this in the East Bay?
A few names come up consistently:
I don’t have enough information about the other providers in that area to compare them.
A business that isn’t mentioned in this example
Every engagement follows the same method — find, build, train — and starts with a written scope you approve.
We talk through what you are trying to do and whether AI is a good fit, at no charge.
A short plan: what is included, what it costs, the timeline, the tools involved and where a person reviews the work. You approve it before work starts.
I build and test in stages and show you progress, so you see the work rather than a black box.
You receive what the scope lists, with documentation and training where agreed. Ownership, and any third-party subscriptions or licensed components, are described in the agreement.
Based in the San Francisco Bay Area: in person around San Francisco, the Peninsula, Silicon Valley, the East Bay and Marin, and remote across the US. Timelines are agreed in the written scope.
Write a few lines about your business and the problem you’d like help with. Nothing is booked, and no commitment is made, until we agree a written scope.