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main abstraction

/meɪn æbˈstrækʃən/

noun · technical · est. 2024

1.

The layer that takes the repetitive, manual work in a business and makes it run itself.

2.

A small technical practice for AI and automation. We build the system, wire it into the tools you already use, and keep it running.

Etymology

from Latin abstractus "drawn away" + principalis "first in importance"

See also: complexity · infrastructure · systems

what we do

/wɒt wiː duː/
1.

Automate the repetitive work

The manual, every-day tasks that eat your team’s time: data moving between tools, reports, intake, follow-ups. We build the thing that does it, and keeps doing it.

2.

AI that ships

LLMs and agents wired into your real workflow, not a demo. Connected to your data and tools, with cost and reliability kept under control.

3.

Reviews & prototypes

Reading architecture and code before a release, with an eye on what breaks first and what is expensive to change later. Building small prototypes when you need to test something with users before committing to a full build.

Design · Build · Review

about

/əˈbaʊt/

Main Abstraction is a small technical practice. We take on a few projects at a time and build them end to end, from the first call to the system running in production.

Est. 2024

get in touch

/ɡɛt ɪn ˈtʌtʃ/

Tell us what is eating your team’s time. We will tell you if we can automate it.

gon@mainabstraction.com