Tyler Clark
Clarky AI
AI business platform I founded and build: one subscription replacing a stack of tools with CRM, team messaging, omnichannel AI agents (chat, voice, SMS, email), calendar booking, meeting recording and notes, forms, surveys, sequences and prospecting. Built out of Embarc Collective in Tampa, where I also host the city's AI community events.
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Six minutes through the whole app: CRM, AI inbox, pipeline, forms, prospecting, sequences, contracts, booking, meeting notes, team chat, mobile and analytics, all writing to one record per person.
One agent brain across web chat, voice calls, SMS and email: shared memory, tool calls into the CRM and calendar, and a clean handoff to a human when it should.
Architected the AI layer across OpenAI, Anthropic and Google with BAAs in place, so clinics and other regulated customers can run agents on patient data end to end.
Embeddings and pgvector search over CRM records, conversations, meeting transcripts and activity history, so Ask Clarky answers from the customer's own data with sources.
Clarky exposes its features as MCP tools, so Claude, ChatGPT and other assistants can search the CRM, book meetings or draft outreach on a user's behalf, with scoped auth and confirm-before-act.
Record, transcribe and summarize meetings into notes, action items and CRM updates automatically.
Multi-step outbound sequences and prospecting pipelines that run in the background with retries and human approval gates.
An adversarial API that hammers Clarky's agents with prompts designed to pull them off-brand for the client, so they hold up before real customers try.
Every prompt, tool call and token traced through Vercel AI Gateway, with each task routed to the cheapest model that does it well, so AI features stay fast and profitable.
Every customer gets their own workspace, branding and data boundaries on Postgres via Supabase, with row-level security and embeddings in the same database.
A companion mobile app for triaging email by gesture: swipe left to archive, right to delete, down to dismiss, up to reply.
The work has been featured in USA Today, the Tampa Bay Business Journal and Tampa Bay Business & Wealth Magazine, with TV appearances on ABC and Fox affiliates.
Through Clarky AI I host the All Things AI Happy Hour, the Tampa A.I. Workshop and a Supabase + v0 meetup at Embarc Collective, and speak to student developer groups at USF.