# Fuchs & Agents > Fuchs & Agents is a founder-led practice in Pacific Beach, San Diego, that plans, builds and runs private AI systems. AI agents research, draft and check; the founder reviews and signs off before anything ships. Contact: joe@fuchsandagents.com. Location: Pacific Beach, San Diego, CA 92109. LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joefuchs07. The agents named on this site are AI systems, not people. Joe Fuchs reviews and signs off. ## Practice - [Practical AI for real-world impact](https://fuchsandagents.com/): Fuchs & Agents is a founder-led practice in Pacific Beach, San Diego, that plans, builds and runs private AI systems. AI agents research, draft and check; the founder reviews and signs off before anything ships. - [About Fuchs & Agents](https://fuchsandagents.com/about/): Fuchs & Agents is a founder-led practice in Pacific Beach, San Diego, that plans, builds and runs private AI systems. Joe Fuchs is the founder. The specialist agents are AI systems, not people; Joe reviews the work and signs off. - [Contact](https://fuchsandagents.com/contact/): Contact Fuchs & Agents by email at joe@fuchsandagents.com or on LinkedIn. We are in Pacific Beach, San Diego, CA 92109. There is no form; Joe replies himself. - [Demos on fictional data](https://fuchsandagents.com/demos/): Eleven Fuchs & Agents demos run in your browser on made-up data: extraction, approval queues, leak tests, cost and governance. Nothing is sent, saved or tracked, and a counter on each page shows it. - [FoxGrade, the private AI deployment pattern](https://fuchsandagents.com/foxgrade/): FoxGrade is the private AI deployment pattern Fuchs & Agents uses for clients. It runs where your data lives, keeps each client walled off, and a person signs off on everything it produces. - [Get your Fridays back: AI admin help for San Diego owners](https://fuchsandagents.com/fridays/): Get your Fridays back is a Fuchs & Agents campaign for San Diego owner-run businesses. We set up AI agents that draft your repeat admin, such as quotes, invoices and payment reminders, and you approve every draft. - [Notes: measured notes on private AI](https://fuchsandagents.com/notes/): Fuchs & Agents notes are short, dated pieces on private AI costs and controls, written from our own systems with every assumption labelled. One a month at most, by RSS, with no newsletter. - [Services: AI Diagnostic to production](https://fuchsandagents.com/services/): Fuchs & Agents offers five fixed-scope AI services: an Executive AI Diagnostic, an Architecture Sprint, a Prototype Sprint, a Production Readiness Review and a Fractional AI Lead. Each has a written scope and ends at a decision point. - [AI for regulated and data-heavy teams](https://fuchsandagents.com/services/regulated/): Fuchs & Agents helps banks, insurers, fintechs and other regulated teams use AI on data they can't send to a public service. The path starts with a short, fixed-fee Executive AI Diagnostic. ## Demos (fictional data) - [Approval log viewer demo on fictional data](https://fuchsandagents.com/demos/approval-log/): This is a demo on fictional data that shows a filterable approval log of 200 generated decisions, with stop-and-flag rows highlighted, the way a risk approver would read one. - [Cost per approved document demo on fictional data](https://fuchsandagents.com/demos/cost/): This is a demo on fictional data that shows the cost of one approved document, cloud against local, from assumptions you can change. Reviewer time is counted, because it is usually the larger line. - [Friday hours demo on fictional data](https://fuchsandagents.com/demos/friday-hours/): This is a demo on fictional data that shows a per-task table of repeat admin: minutes each time, times a week, who could draft it, the weekly total and your top three tasks by minutes. - [Inbox triage demo on fictional data](https://fuchsandagents.com/demos/inbox/): This is a demo on fictional data that shows thirty made-up messages sorted into five lanes (invoice, lead, needs a reply, newsletter, looks like phishing) with the reason for each, which you confirm one by one. - [Receipt and invoice extraction demo on fictional data](https://fuchsandagents.com/demos/invoices/): This is a demo on fictional data that shows receipts turned into fields (date, vendor, total, tax, category) with a confidence score per field, and a needs-review queue for anything the rules are unsure of. - [Lead follow-up with an approval queue demo on fictional data](https://fuchsandagents.com/demos/leads/): This is a demo on fictional data that shows an agent drafting replies to eight made-up leads for Sample Landscaping Co. You approve, edit or reject each draft. Nothing is sent; this page has no sender. - [Isolation leak test demo on fictional data](https://fuchsandagents.com/demos/leak-test/): This is a demo on fictional data that shows a leak test between two made-up clients: twelve queries run against Client A's workspace, and any result from Client B's documents fails the test. - [Governance policy builder demo on fictional data](https://fuchsandagents.com/demos/policy/): This is a demo on fictional data that shows your choices about approvers, data boundaries, logging, retention and model changes turned into a one-page draft AI policy, with a list of anything left undecided. - [RFP requirements to a compliance matrix demo on fictional data](https://fuchsandagents.com/demos/rfp/): This is a demo on fictional data that shows the requirements in a short RFP pulled out into a compliance matrix, with every row marked Unknown until a person sets its status, owner and evidence. - [Model comparison scorecard demo on fictional data](https://fuchsandagents.com/demos/scorecard/): This is a demo on fictional data that shows three unnamed configurations scored on the same 25 made-up test items, and how a change that scores worse than the baseline on any measure is blocked from release. - [Before-and-after time log demo on fictional data](https://fuchsandagents.com/demos/time-log/): This is a demo that shows a before-and-after time log you fill in yourself. It reports the median and the range per task, never only the best case, and keeps nothing unless you switch saving on. ## Notes - [Local or cloud AI? Count the cost per finished document](https://fuchsandagents.com/notes/cost-per-document/): Whether local or cloud AI is cheaper depends on cost per approved document, not token price alone. This worked example labels every input and shows the volume where local hardware breaks even. ## Optional - [Clients](https://fuchsandagents.com/clients/): Fuchs & Agents lists a client's name, logo, quote or numbers only with that client's written permission. No client has been listed yet, so this page is empty on purpose. - [How we handle your data](https://fuchsandagents.com/data/): This page explains how Fuchs & Agents handles data: this website loads nothing from anyone else and sets no cookies, and in client work your data stays inside the boundary you approve and is not used to train models. - [Friday Finder worksheet](https://fuchsandagents.com/fridays/finder/): The Friday Finder worksheet is a free, printable sheet for listing the repeat tasks that fill your week, with a blank before-and-after time log. No sign-up; nothing on the page is sent anywhere. - [Privacy notice (draft)](https://fuchsandagents.com/privacy/): This draft privacy notice says what fuchsandagents.com collects: no cookies, no analytics, no forms. Demos run in your browser, and email you send us is used only to reply. It needs counsel review before it takes effect. - [How we show our work](https://fuchsandagents.com/proof/): These are the records a Fuchs & Agents engagement leaves behind: an approval log, a stop-and-flag draft, a leak-test report and a before-and-after time log, shown on a fictional business. - [Security: what this site loads and tells crawlers](https://fuchsandagents.com/security/): This site loads nothing from anyone else: no fonts, no analytics, no cookies. This page lists the security headers the browser receives, how crawlers are asked to behave, and how to report a problem. - [Terms of use (draft)](https://fuchsandagents.com/terms/): These draft terms of use cover fuchsandagents.com: the site describes services and is not an offer, nothing on it is professional advice, and no result is promised. They need counsel review before they take effect.