Question 1

What does Brandon Crenshaw build?

Accepted Answer

AI products and the agents behind them: LLM gateways, voice agents, retrieval systems, and the pipelines that run a business around them. Eleven products are live and linked on the work page, with case studies covering how the hardest ones were built.

Question 2

What does it cost to work with him?

Accepted Answer

Project work starts at $5,000 a month for a single seat covering product, engineering and go to market. Shorter advisory engagements are priced per engagement. Pricing is on the site rather than behind a call.

Question 3

Is he available for a full time role?

Accepted Answer

Yes. He is open to senior and founding AI engineer roles, remote or hybrid in Chicago, and would relocate to San Francisco for the right one. The contact form has an option for exactly that.

Question 4

What is his stack?

Accepted Answer

TypeScript and Python across the products, React and Expo on the front end, Postgres and Supabase for data, and Claude, Gemini and OpenAI behind a gateway that reports the cost of every call. Infrastructure runs on Vercel, Railway and Google Cloud.

Question 5

How does he keep AI systems from making things up?

Accepted Answer

Scoring and decisions run in code, and the model only explains what the code computed. Every number on a page traces to a source, citations are checked against the evidence the model was given, and anything a model proposes that costs money needs a person to confirm it.

Question 6

How fast can something ship?

Accepted Answer

A working prototype in one to two weeks, and a production system with tests, monitoring and a rollback path in four to eight. Eleven shipped products and a public record of what each one does and does not prove is the evidence for that pace.