I write frameworks for the agentic economy — the transition from human-browsed websites to AI-agent-mediated commerce. Founder of AISIBLY. Based in Dubai.
The interface is dying. AI agents don't browse your website — they query your data. This book is the implementation manual for making your business computable: readable, accessible, and verifiable by the machines that are becoming the primary gatekeepers of commerce.
A structured methodology for SMBs and professionals navigating the transition from keyword SEO to entity-based AI discoverability. Three-pillar framework: Readability (Schema Layer) · Accessibility (API Layer) · Reliability (E-E-A-T Layer). Includes a 90-day implementation roadmap.
Get the book →Structured decision-making for leaders, creators, and operators working at the intersection of human cognition and AI systems.
Get the book →A guide for those who feel successful on the surface but directionless inside — especially in times of rapid technological change.
Get the book →Collaborative non-fiction across six international contributors. Personal contribution: migration, technology entrepreneurship, and identity across Brazil, Netherlands, Estonia, and Portugal.
35+ years building technology infrastructure across IBM, Lotus, Altiris/Symantec, and five founded companies in Brazil, Estonia, and the Netherlands.
Currently in Dubai, building AISIBLY — the platform that operationalizes the Universal Commerce Protocol for SMBs, professionals, and job seekers who want to exist in the AI-mediated economy.
Every book I write is a framework. Every company I build is an implementation of that framework.
AI agent discoverability infrastructure. Transform your professional or business identity into a machine-readable knowledge node — structured, verifiable, and accessible to AI agents operating on behalf of buyers, recruiters, and procurement systems.
The operational and intellectual infrastructure behind AISIBLY and the book series. UCP strategy consulting, structured data implementation, and technology publishing for the agentic economy.