About y[AI]r studio
One person, not an agency. I build AI agents for the work your office repeats, with your people approving what matters, and if you want, I keep running them month to month. For owners and office managers of small businesses and professional offices, in Hebrew or English.
How I think about AI
A few principles that keep these systems useful past the first week.
Map before automating
Keep humans in control
Connect existing tools instead of replacing them
Make the next action visible
Support adoption after setup, not just hand off the system
Skip AI demos that don't survive real work
Who runs this
y[AI]r studio exists because a small office usually has no one to build its systems and keep them running. A large company has its own team for that; a small office can hire the studio instead.
Yair Bederman
Founder · AI systems architect
The path to this work
- Software developmentgaming · banking · aviation · enterprise IT
- Global consumer app, 2016–2023R&D project and team leadership
- R&D Manager, 2023–2026built teams from zero
- Independent AI systems architectsince Aug 2024
- y[AI]r studio
- 20+ years in softwareFrom developer to R&D manager, including building teams from zero.
- Delivery at consumer scaleFrom R&D project manager to team lead on a product used by hundreds of millions of people.
- A live system for a law officeA marketing-analytics and lead-generation system runs today for a B2B law firm (anonymized).
- One person, Hebrew and EnglishNo agency layers: the person on your scoping call builds the system and supports it, in either language.
What I make
Three services, each built as a fixed-price project, and one way to keep the agents running after it.
AI agents
Websites
Creative films
After the project
Managed AI Office
After the project, I run your office's agents month to month: the morning briefing, email, documents, and follow-up, in your own private environment. Nothing is sent or changed without your approval.
See the managed office
Start with one workflow.
Ask for a free scoping call. We look at one process that costs your office time before deciding what is worth building.