I'm Jake Lewis. I co-founded ATX Logic with Brody Adreon to solve a specific problem: businesses have more data, tools, and context than ever, but the workflows that connect them still run on manual effort, memory, and stale documents.
ATX Logic builds agentic systems that capture, route, and act on operational knowledge. Clients own their credentials, their data, and their kill switches at every step. Every agent starts read-only. Every write requires human approval. Every action carries provenance.
Before ATX Logic, I spent five years working and advising across Data Infrastructure, AI, and Financial Markets. Earlier in my career, I worked in Digital Collectibles and Institutional Asset Management. The throughline has always been the same: synthesize the complex, weigh the externalities, and build systems that get better with use.
I'm based in Austin, Texas. I'm always interested in connecting with operators, founders, and builders who are serious about using AI as infrastructure, not as a feature.
ATX Logic runs on a layered stack: humans above agents, agents above skills, skills above tools, tools above data. The harness is thin. The skills are fat. The data stays in its source of truth. This is not a chatbot. It is infrastructure.
We build agentic workflow systems for businesses in regulated, operations-heavy verticals. Clients own their credentials, their data, and their kill switches at every step. Agents draft. Humans decide. Provenance is on every record.
The system we run ATX Logic on is the same system we deploy to clients: a cited knowledge layer for narrative context, a structured operational database for state, a CRM for relationships, an agent orchestrator for execution, and a dashboard that reads everything and writes nothing. Skills are versioned markdown. Toolsets are scoped per agent. The whole thing is portable.
I write about where AI, infrastructure, and business operations intersect. The thesis is simple: the businesses that win will be the ones that build systems so good they compound. Not features. Not integrations. Systems.
Read my writingAlways interested in connecting with operators, founders, and builders.