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Hello,
free time.

A little more capability.
A little more room in your day.

Tell us about the work you keep doing again. We help turn one repetitive job into a useful setup, a small build, or a carefully scoped agent pilot.

START WITH A $350 WORKING SESSION
75 minutes + preparation + seven-day follow-up

Hello, Free Time — Hoydich Industries campaign artwork.
A LITTLE MORE ROOM TO DO YOUR THING.OPEN THE PRINT
SMALL TASKS WELCOMEPEOPLE IN CHARGEUSEFUL OUTPUTS INCLUDEDTERMS BEFORE WORK
A Little Lift — Hoydich Industries campaign artwork.
SMALL JOB. USEFUL OUTPUT.

01 / A PROPOSED SUPERVISED PILOT

Some work just needs
a little lift.

A few selected examples in.
A clear, useful brief out.

We’re exploring a helper that identifies what needs attention, suggests a next move, and prepares drafts for you to review.

FOR EXAMPLE

You choose a few routine messages. The brief pulls out requests, proposed replies, and the questions that still need your judgment.

We scope the pilot in a working session first. After agreement, you choose, redact, and forward selected examples. Your identity, sending, and money stay in your hands.

02 / SEE THE SHAPE OF THE WORK

Three messages.
A little less sorting.

This is a fictional illustration, not a customer result. Open each source to see exactly what the example uses.

The drafts stay drafts. You decide what happens next.

A LITTLE LIFT / SAMPLE BRIEFThe things worth a look.
FICTIONAL EXAMPLE
01

SOURCE F-01 · MARA / MEETING REQUEST

A meeting needs one detail.

CHECK FIRST

SUGGESTED ACTION

Ask for the time zone before choosing a slot.

Human check: The source gives two times but no time zone. Nothing is booked.

DRAFT FOR YOUR REVIEW

Hi Mara, thanks for offering Tuesday at 2pm or Thursday at 11am. Which time zone are those in?
Read fictional source F-01

From: Mara · Subject: A quick call

I can do a ten-minute call Tuesday at 2pm or Thursday at 11am. Which works for you?
02

SOURCE F-02 · ELLIS / LABEL CHANGE

A change to pass along.

REVIEW A DRAFT

SUGGESTED ACTION

Send the requested wording change to the print owner for review before confirming it.

DRAFT FOR YOUR REVIEW

Thanks, Ellis. You’ve requested a change from “12 oz” to “10 oz.” I’ll check it with the print owner before confirming.
Read fictional source F-02

From: Ellis · Subject: Label correction

Please change the label text from “12 oz” to “10 oz.” Please confirm before anything goes to print.
03

SOURCE F-03 · JO / DELIVERY UPDATE

Useful to know. No reply needed.

FOR REFERENCE

SUGGESTED ACTION

Keep the delivery window for reference. Jo only needs a reply if the timing has changed.

OPTIONAL DRAFT · NOT NEEDED

Thanks for the update about Friday’s 10am–noon delivery.
Read fictional source F-03

From: Jo · Subject: Delivery window

Delivery is now set for Friday, 10am–noon, at your studio. No reply needed unless the timing has changed.

ILLUSTRATION ONLY · NO MESSAGES SENT · NO CALENDAR CHECKED

Show us your repetitive job

03 / A CLEAR FIRST STEP

What’s actually
in the package?

Start with the work in front of you. We agree on one useful output, the tools involved, and who checks the result.

AVAILABLE

AGENT BALM / START SMALL

Working Session

$350 / 75 minutes + preparation

Bring one stuck piece of work. We work beside you in your tools and leave a setup, workflow, decision, or plan you can use.

Try it for
A research process, a content routine, a prompt system, or choosing the right tool.
You leave with
One useful output, a clear next move, and seven-day email follow-up.
Read the full session terms
Bring one stuck thing
AVAILABLE

WASHING POWDER / AUTOMATIC OIL

Build Day

$2,500 / one focused day

Turn one bounded workflow or idea into an automation or prototype another person can test.

Try it for
A repeatable report, a content handoff, a lightweight internal tool, or the first version of an idea.
You leave with
The working artifact, source, instructions, and one tune-up within 14 days.
Read the full Build Day terms
Bring a small build
PROPOSED PILOT

A LITTLE LIFT / SUPERVISED AGENT PILOT

A Little Lift

Let’s scope it Terms agreed before a pilot starts

A proposed supervised pilot, scoped in a working session. We agree on selected examples, one useful brief, and a named person to review it.

Possible roles
A short brief from selected messages, with source references, suggested actions, and drafts for review.
The boundary
You choose and redact examples after scope agreement. Identity, sending, and money stay yours. Pilot terms are agreed before it begins.
Read the Agent Bench pilot concept
Describe recurring work

A request starts a conversation. Fit, scope, timing, and payment are confirmed before booking. For a larger organizational build, see the existing Industry Next Starter Kit.

04 / THE ORIGINAL GENERAL STORE

Something for
what’s on your plate.

Eight familiar remedies for a very next kind of work. The packaging is imaginary. The problems are familiar.

Choose any print to look closer. Service availability is listed at the service counter.

Ornate vintage Agent Balm advertisement by Hoydich Industries.

01 / EVERYDAY RELIEF

Agent Balm

Relief for repetitive work.

Bring a stuck task. Leave with a useful setup, workflow, or decision.

Find a working session
Canned Capability, an illustrated tin containing a miniature office.

02 / A LITTLE EXTRA CAPABILITY

Canned Capability

A whole department. Neatly packed.

A bounded question and agreed documents become a source-linked brief and editable checklist. You review the facts.

Explore the proposed pilot
Vintage Agent Washing Powder advertisement for clearing stubborn administrative work.

03 / THE WEEKLY WASH

Agent Washing Powder

For stubborn admin.

A sample export becomes a cleaned copy, duplicate candidates, and missing fields. You approve ambiguous merges.

Explore a Build Day
Vintage Agent Batteries advertisement imagining an office powered through the night.

04 / FOR THE LONGER RUN

Agent Batteries

You call it a day. They keep going.

An agreed watchlist and schedule become an evidence-linked change brief. Approve a sample before recurring work.

Explore the proposed pilot
Agent Seeds, an illustrated seed-packet advertisement for growing new ideas.

05 / SOMETHING TO GROW

Agent Seeds

What are you thinking of starting?

One idea, an intended user, and an example become a prototype of a single interaction to try.

Choose a first step
Automatic Oil, a vintage hardware-style advertisement for smoothing recurring workflows.

06 / A SMOOTHER OPERATION

Automatic Oil

Loosens stubborn workflows.

One repeated two-tool handoff becomes a tested connection with a visible success or error record. Approve the mapping first.

Explore a Build Day
Agent Matches, a vintage matchbox advertisement for beginning useful work.

07 / THE FIRST SPARK

Agent Matches

Strike up something useful.

Bring a question and a sample task to a $350 session. Leave with a scoped next step and a useful setup or decision.

Find a working session
Busywork Repellent, a vintage illustrated advertisement for keeping repetitive tasks at bay.

08 / PROTECT YOUR GOOD HOURS

Busywork Repellent

Keeps the busy off.

A sample queue and agreed categories become a prioritized list with response drafts. People approve outgoing messages.

Find a working session

Original Hoydich Industries campaign concepts, made with AI image generation and human art direction. The illustrated tins, packets, and bottles are advertisements for services; no physical goods are for sale.

05 / NOTES FROM THE BACK ROOM

The work
behind the window.

A good advertisement makes a promise. The workshop has to find out what can keep it.

WORKSHOP NOTE / 001 IN PROGRESS

Meet Shwa.
Still learning the job.

Shwa is our small experiment in giving an agent a working life: a continuing conversation, its own mailbox, and useful tasks to finish.

  • VERIFIED / SUPERVISED EMAIL TESTA test using fictional email content produced a reply draft we checked.
  • VERIFIED / FOLLOW-UP CORRECTIONA follow-up correction produced a revised draft we checked against the new instruction.
  • NEXT / DELIVERY + UNATTENDED WORKOutbound delivery and reliable unattended work, including while the owner’s computer is asleep, remain unverified.

Drafts stay under human review. Payment tools are not connected. We’re finding out what makes an agent helpful enough to invite back tomorrow.

SEPTEMBER 11, 2026 · OUR WORK IN PROGRESS

A SHORT READING LIST

Small jobs.
Useful outputs.

We are starting with work that has clear inputs, an inspectable result, and a sensible place for human review. These proposed service packages are informed by documented tools; they are not claims of completed client work.

  1. Turn files into useful reports

    Start with a sample export. Return a cleaned copy, duplicate candidates, and missing fields for review.

    ANTHROPIC / CODE EXECUTION
  2. Keep the workflow small

    For research and queue triage, define the question, the source material, and the output before adding more steps.

    ANTHROPIC / BUILDING EFFECTIVE AGENTS
  3. Give recurring work a schedule

    A watchlist can become a regular change brief. Approve a sample before starting a recurring pilot.

    CLOUDFLARE / SCHEDULED TASKS
  4. Define the tool handoff

    A connection between two tools needs an agreed mapping, a checked sample, and a visible record of success or failure.

    ANTHROPIC / TOOL USE
  5. Try one interaction first

    Give an idea one working interaction that a customer can try before committing to a larger build.

    ANTHROPIC / CLAUDE CODE

Primary sources checked September 11, 2026. The package ideas and review steps are our interpretation.

06 / ONE USEFUL TASK

Show us your
repetitive job.

A short description is enough to start. Tell us what repeats, what tools are involved, and what a useful result would look like.

WHAT HAPPENS NEXT

We review the request, discuss fit, and agree on scope before booking. The $350 working session is the first step for a proposed A Little Lift pilot.

Please don’t include passwords, private messages, or client documents. There are no attachments or mailbox connections here. Selected examples come later, after we agree on scope.

PREFER EMAIL?
mh@pointcast.xyz

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Describe your request

Your reference will appear on this page. Requests are reviewed manually; no automatic email is sent.

Sending a request does not book a session or take a payment.

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