Anthony Nwobosi

AI systems that take over the work you repeat by hand.

I'm Anthony, an AI automation specialist and full stack developer in Port Harcourt. I build private AI systems and automations for the bookings, follow-ups, payments and reports your team still chases every day.

3 monthsAmara, solo to live
200+WhatsApp messages in month one
500+LinkedIn followers

WAT (UTC+1). Within an hour of the UK, Germany, France and Spain all year.

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Open to remote work
Anthony NwobosiAI Automation Specialist and Full Stack Developer
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An introduction, and a walkthrough of the StellaXafe Platform.

What I've built

Products real businesses use. I build them with AI coding agents, and I direct the work and check every result.

Live

Amara

A guest experience and CRM tool for hotels. An unhappy guest scans a QR code and reports the problem privately while still on site. The manager gets a WhatsApp alert straight away and can fix it before it turns into a one-star review. It also keeps guest records, takes Paystack payments and pays partners automatically each month. I built it alone in under three months.

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Built in one month

StellaXafe Platform

A private AI for one company at a time. Five agents work in sequence: they interview staff, read their understanding back to them, then build the Word, PDF, Slides or Excel file. A WhatsApp support agent answers from the company's own knowledge base and passes anything it can't answer to a person.

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Ongoing

XALOM

A trust passport for the digital market in Africa. A seller verifies once and gets a record that grows with each closed deal and honest review. Buyers can check it before they pay.

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In testing

Shomea

Hears a Bible reference the moment a preacher says it and puts the verse on screen. Runs offline with nobody operating it.

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This site's AI assistant

The chat on this page. A visitor's question goes to a Make scenario, which sends it to Gemini with a fact sheet about my work and strict rules, then returns the answer. It stays on topic and ignores instructions hidden in visitor messages.

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Where the time goes on a build

Most of the work happens before any code is written.

Planning and researchThe hardest part. Once I can picture how a non-technical person will use it daily, the project is nearly done.
InterfaceDesigned for every screen size.
BackendAPIs, tool calling and the first pass of the logic.
TestingEdge cases, then fixes to the interface and flow.

Agents test their own work

Rule files make each AI agent click through the flows and screenshot the interface across screen sizes before I review anything.

Add lines, don't rewrite

When something already works, I have the AI add only the new lines. If it breaks, the cause is easy to find and I can revert.

Duplicates stopped in the database

For anything that costs money or must happen once, like a message or a payout, I set a database rule. A retry then can't send or spend twice.

Written handover

Each project keeps a README plus CURRENT, SESSIONS and PENDING-DEPLOYS files, so a new engineer or agent can pick up in minutes.

A safe way back

I keep a production branch and a testing branch, save known good states, and revert first. Then I work out what went wrong.

New tools by screenshot

When a platform is new to me, I screenshot the confusing screens and share them with the AI. Three or four are usually enough to work on my own.

Let's connect and build

Get in touch if any of these sound like you.

You're building with AI and need scoped, private AI systems

You want to learn how to use AI tools effectively

You're interested in building safety guardrails for AI

You want to build real products, not just use AI

You like solving real problems and working with good people

Have something to automate?

Tell me what your team repeats by hand and I'll tell you what can run on its own.