Operations infrastructure
The stack underneath. Workflow engines, cloud functions, document & sheet pipelines, queueing, scheduling, observability. Built once, monitored always, owned by you.
Spark Automations · v1 · CDMX / Playa del Carmen
Operations as code. Automation as taste.
We build and run the operational stack underneath your business — the automation, the agents, the internal tools, the mechanical bits when the work needs them. Calm, composable, verifiable.
A small set of capabilities. Wired together with care.
We don't sell deliverables. We build a stack that keeps running after we leave — and we stay close enough to keep it healthy.
AI agent systems
Autonomous workflows, scheduled checks, voice-to-action bridges. Agents that act inside your tools, not generic chatbots bolted on top.
Internal tooling
Dashboards, briefs, decision logs, status surfaces. The things your team should have but never has the bandwidth to build themselves.
Brand & content systems
Distribution pipelines, content scheduling, asset libraries with provenance. Brand discipline applied as infrastructure, not as a slide deck.
Mechanical engineering
Parametric CAD, witness-mesh validation, fab-ready dossiers. We treat hardware the way we treat software — versioned, testable, reproducible. Used selectively, where the work needs the metal.
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Active automations in production
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% client ownership of the stack
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Auto-replies sent without human approval
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Tier epistemic system on every claim
Operating principles, not slogans.
These show up in the code, the commits, the briefs, the meetings. If we drift, you can call it.
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Cheapest durable layer first
The order is API → automation → AI research → AI-assisted draft → bespoke build. Each step up the ladder costs more and breaks more often, so we exhaust the cheaper, more durable layer before climbing.
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Tier-labeled claims
Tier 1 = primary source. Tier 2 = derived in one step. Tier 3 = engineering judgment. Tier 4 = speculation. We label any claim where strength matters.
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Map vs. territory
Documents and dashboards are maps. The world — the inbox, the sensor, the meeting that actually happened — is the territory. When they conflict, the territory wins.
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Composable & open
We build on existing tools, stdlib, vendor APIs. We don't reinvent infrastructure for the satisfaction of having written it. Your stack should be legible to the next engineer.
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Listen
Voice notes, calls, raw context. We organize. You react.
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Map
Sketch the operating geometry. Name the forks before recommending.
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Build
Smallest working version, in your tools, on your accounts.
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Hand over
You own it. We stay close enough to keep it healthy.
A handful of things we run, anonymized.
We don't publish client names without permission. Real case studies on request — under NDA when required.
AI content distribution for a Mexican sculptor with a 50-year trajectory.
Daily pipeline that turns archive material into platform-native posts across three channels. Reduces the artist's overhead to a 10-minute weekly approval pass.
Lead-acquisition funnel for a real-estate operator running paid ads in MX.
WhatsApp-first funnel with reminder sequencing, calendar integration, and a CRM sheet that the operator's team actually keeps clean. Replaced a stack of disconnected SaaS tools.
Mechanical separator for coastal cleanup, designed for fleet rollout.
Parametric CAD, fab-ready drawings, and a witness-mesh validation loop that flags geometry drift before the part ever hits the cutting bed. Built for shop-to-shop reproducibility.
An operating dashboard for a small portfolio of clients and projects.
One surface, every client, every workflow status, every deadline. Built on a thin static page over the existing Drive / Sheets stack — no new database, no migration, fully owned.
04 · Contact
Tell us what you're building. We'll tell you whether we can help.
No discovery decks, no sales calls, no auto-replies. A real person reads every message — and that person is Pablo.
- EMAIL pablo.gonzalez@spark-automations.com
- BASED Mexico City & Playa del Carmen
We never auto-respond. Every reply is human-reviewed and human-sent.