I spend my days in the space where engineering meets sales: turning the way a company actually configures, prices, and quotes its products into software that does it consistently. In practice that means DriveWorks configurators, SOLIDWORKS automation, and — increasingly — AI agents that handle the messy first mile of a quote before the rules engine ever runs.
CPQ Logic Systems is the vehicle for that work: part consultancy, part toolmaker. I build the plumbing that connects a customer’s RFQ to a priced, manufacturable spec — and I try to make it maintainable enough that the people who own the business logic can keep it running without a developer on call.
Why this site
Most of what I know came from getting it wrong first. This blog is where I write those lessons down — field notes on rules that should have been tables, agents that needed hands instead of opinions, and the quiet gap between what a quote says and what the shop floor does.
The library is the companion to the writing: the skills, MCP servers and DriveWorks templates I actually use, free to browse and install. Everything there is provided as-is — I share what works for me, you decide what fits you.
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Working on a configurator, a quoting workflow, or an AI project in the manufacturing space? I’m always happy to compare notes.