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Los Gatos, California / South Bay / Local businesses welcome

A friendly AI specialist for local business.

Okita is a friendly Los Gatos AI specialist that trains, installs, and supports AI systems for local businesses so they can use AI in the most efficient way. Alex Okita trains your team, installs the system, and stays on to support it — ChatGPT, Claude, Copilot, and Gemini, on the work you already do.

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  • Train

    Your team, your files

  • Install

    Accounts, hardware, office

  • Support

    Still here after Monday

  • Local

    Los Gatos & South Bay

How we help

Train. Install. Support.

The most efficient way for a small business to use AI is not another unused subscription. It is a person who teaches the team, puts the system in the room, and stays when it drifts.

01

Training

Hands-on sessions for the people who will sit with the tools on Monday. ChatGPT, Claude, Copilot, and Gemini — on your own files, not a canned demo.

02

Installation

We set up the accounts, the hardware if you need it, and a system that actually runs in the office. Cloud when the data can travel. Local and offline when it cannot.

03

Support

After install, we stay. Questions, updates, new workflows, and a person who already knows the room. AI only saves time if someone is there when it drifts.

Method

A neighbor, not a slide deck.

We sit with the calendar and the inbox first. Then we teach, install, and stay. On-site in Los Gatos and the South Bay. Remote everywhere else.

01

Listen

We walk the work with you: what repeats, what wastes time, and what must not break. A ranked list, not a slide deck.

02

Train

Your team sits in the chair — ChatGPT, Claude, Copilot, or Gemini — on the documents they already use.

03

Install

Accounts, hardware if needed, and a system that runs in the office. Cloud when it can. Local when it must.

04

Support

We stay after Monday. Questions, updates, and a person who already knows the room.

Training

First the chair. Then the crew.

ChatGPT, Claude, Copilot, and Gemini to learn an agent. Cursor, Antigravity, and Kiro to ship apps and sites. GrokBot, Hermes, OpenClaw, and OpenBot to run a standing crew. Taught on your files, in your room.

01

Learn to use an agent

The first hour is not a product. It is the chair: how to brief a model, how to check its work, and when to take the keys back.

  • ChatGPTOpenAI
  • ClaudeAnthropic
  • CopilotMicrosoft / GitHub
  • GeminiGoogle

02

Build apps and websites

Agentic IDEs that write, refactor, and ship. We teach the brief, the review, and the cutoff so the repo stays yours.

  • CursorAnysphere
  • AntigravityGoogle
  • KiroAWS

03

Agentic workflows

Standing crews that keep files, logins, and a job between sessions. We install the harness and teach the people who will run it.

  • GrokBotxAI
  • HermesNous Research
  • OpenClawOpen source
  • OpenBotCopilotKit

Logos are trademarks of their respective owners. Used here to identify the tools we teach. Full training page →

Real estate

Walk the house from a phone camera.

A listing agent can capture any property with the phone already in their pocket and turn it into a full 3D walkthrough. Buyers open it on a laptop, a phone, or a headset. We build the first one with you — or we install the pipeline so the office can do every listing after that.

15 / AI for real estate

  • Walk each room with a phone camera. No tripod crew on the calendar.
  • Turn that footage into a 3D scene a buyer can actually walk.
  • We produce the first listing, or stand up AirVis Studio so the office owns the pipeline.
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Product

AirVis Studio

Capture on a phone, process on your machine, share a walkable 3D scene. Free, local, and offline until you choose to publish.

airvisstudio.com

Also

When the shop needs more than a chair.

Training and a clean install cover most local businesses. When the work is larger — a custom office assistant, private models, or a system for a specific profession — we build that too.

01

AI harness & multi-agent systems

Long-horizon orchestration with reviewable, durable agent work.

02

LLM engineering

Language systems that stay on-brief, on-policy, and on-budget.

08

Office agent assistants

A small AI crew in the office — hardware, accounts, and local models included.

09

Research assistants

Long-horizon reading, briefing, and source-backed synthesis.

10

LLM training, behavior & skills

Teach the model how to act, how to write, and how to work in your room.

03

Image generation

Look-dev pipelines with control, not lottery tickets.

04

3D mesh generation

Meshes that survive a real production pipeline.

05

Video generation

Motion with continuity, not a pile of clips.

06

Technical art, AR, VR & XR

Spatial systems from someone who has shipped in the room.

07

Web applications

Interfaces for people who have to run the system on Monday.

Fields

Law, clinic, lab — still a local office.

Some rooms cannot paste a client file into a public chatbot. We install systems that cite their sources and, when the material is privileged or protected, run on hardware in the building.

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Legal & contract LLMs

Draft, redline, and track agreements without the file leaving the office.

12

Medical & clinical office LLMs

Intake, forms, and notes handled on hardware inside the practice.

13

Scientific research LLMs

A system that holds the thread across papers, runs, and years.

14

Mathematical & quantitative LLMs

Derivations that get checked by a tool, not asserted by a model.

In every one of these fields the licensed human stays in the chair. The attorney signs, the clinician signs, the researcher decides. Okita builds the system that removes the retyping in between.

Principal

Alex Okita lives here and will sit in the chair with you.

Alex Okita is a Los Gatos AI specialist who trains, installs, and supports AI for local businesses. He is a technical artist and software engineer with a career spanning film, television, video games, AR/VR/XR, and web applications. He began as a concept artist at Bungie, later worked as a spatial interaction engineer at Occipital, and is the author of Learning C# Programming with Unity 3D.

Bungie

Concept artist — early career in games, including work around Oni.

Film, TV & AAA

Technical artist across film and game productions: assets, tools, and pipelines.

Occipital

Spatial interaction engineer. Teaching machines to see and occupy real space.

CRC Press

Author of Learning C# Programming with Unity 3D.

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Engagement

Training, an install, ongoing support — or a larger build.

Training

Hands-on sessions on the chairs people will actually sit in: ChatGPT, Claude, Copilot, and Gemini to learn an agent; Cursor, Antigravity, and Kiro to ship apps; GrokBot, Hermes, OpenClaw, and OpenBot to run a standing crew.

Installation

Hardware, accounts, and a small AI assistant in the room — including local, offline models when data cannot leave the building.

Support

Ongoing help after install: questions, updates, new workflows, and a person who already knows how the office runs.

Consultation

We walk the floor with you: which jobs repeat, where data is stuck, and where AI would actually return time. You leave with a ranked list, not a slide deck.

Diagnostic

A hard look at the current stack, failure modes, and the smallest system that would actually work.

Build

Design and ship a system: office assistant, custom LLM skills, research crew, generative pipeline, or operator console.

Answers

How do I use AI in my business?

Full FAQ →

Next

If you are in Los Gatos or the South Bay, we can sit in the room.

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