Services
The work we take on.
The range is wide, from a personal website to agents that run part of a business, so it's grouped here by what you'd bring. Every job is quoted case by case, in writing, before it starts.
01
Agents and automation
Software and AI agents that take recurring work off your plate, with written limits on what they may do and a person approving what matters.
Start with this: agents and automationEnterprise systems and cloud agents
Agents that run in the cloud against your business systems, with scoped access, approval points and a record of every action.
MCP servers and plugins
Building and setting up MCP servers and plugins, so the AI tools your team already uses can reach your own systems, and only the parts they should.
Local agentic development: setup and training
AI coding agents set up on your own machines, and training for your team on directing them and reviewing what they produce.
On-premises open-source setup
Open-source models and tools installed and running on your own hardware, for work that shouldn't leave the building.
02
Websites, games and media
Things people see and use, built to work on a phone and to live in accounts you own.
Start with this: websites, games and mediaPersonal websites
A portfolio, creator or small-business site that takes inquiries or bookings, set up in accounts you own so it moves with you.
Basic game development
Small browser or desktop games and playable prototypes.
Animation and video
Short animations and videos for a product, a lesson or a launch.
03
Models, data and evaluation
Finding out what a model or agent actually does on your work before you rely on it.
Start with this: models, data and evaluationMachine learning work
Models built, fine-tuned or evaluated on your data, with the evaluation and its limits written down, even when they're unflattering.
Benchmarking
Side-by-side tests of models, agents or vendors on your real tasks: accuracy, the kinds of failure, speed and cost.
04
Business systems, research and governance
The systems and decisions around the work: money, market and policy.
Start with this: business systems, research and governanceFinance systems
Invoicing, payment tracking and reconciliation that fit the tools you already use. Moving money stays with a person.
Marketing research
Research on your market, customers and competitors from public sources, with each finding linked to where it came from.
Governance work
Who decides what, which work AI may touch, and the review points, written down for your organization before anything runs.
Something else? Describe it anyway. If it isn't a fit, you'll hear that plainly. For what Noah has built so far, with the limits written down, see the record.
How engagements start
One small step, then a decision.
Ways to work together
- 01
A first call
Free, and twenty to thirty minutes. Describe the work and how it happens today. You'll hear what's buildable now, what stays with a person, and what should wait. There's no commitment.
- 02
A scoped project
One defined piece of work, from an afternoon's setup to a multi-week build, with a written scope and the tests it's accepted against.
- 03
Ongoing care
Optional, after launch. What was built stays watched, updated and backed up, month to month, and you can stop at the end of any month.
Pricing
Every job gets a written quote before it starts.
The work runs from an afternoon's setup to a multi-week build, so pricing is case by case, never a list.
- The first call is free.
- The quote carries the scope, the price and the payment terms, in writing, before anything starts.
- Noah approves every quote himself before it's sent.
- If the scope changes, it's a written change you can say no to.
What would you hand off first?
Describe it in a sentence. You'll get a straight answer: buildable now, partly, or not yet.
New Age Consulting is a new firm. Client examples will appear only when the client agrees and the evidence supports them.
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