Claude + Contractor Foreman
working as one.
What AI runs between Claude and Contractor Foreman, and the skills, agents, and industries that use this stack.
Why connect Claude and Contractor Foreman
Claude and Contractor Foreman each do their job well, but on their own they do not share everything. Someone on your team becomes the bridge, copying records from one to the other.
We connect them with AI skills so the work moves between both tools automatically. Claude checks what moves, and anything that touches money or a client waits for your approval.
Every time something changes in Claude, someone has to update Contractor Foreman by hand. Things get missed, and the two never quite match.
What AI runs between them
How it connects
The two tools
ClaudeWriting, judgment, reading documents, and customer-facing work.Contractor ForemanConstruction management for small and mid-size contractors: estimates, schedules, daily logs, time cards, and change orders.Skills on this stack
Daily Log → UpdateCrew photos and notes become a daily log and a weekly email update to the homeowner.Agents on this stack
DispatcherRuns on Hermes Agent. Schedules crews, turns daily logs into homeowner updates, and catches change orders.BookkeeperRuns on Claude. Preps payroll, reconciles time, and closes out jobs in QuickBooks.Office AssistantRuns on OpenClaw. Answers "where's the Smith job?" by text or Slack, and triages the inbox.Industries
RemodelingEstimator, Dispatcher, and Bookkeeper. Built around JobTread proposals, change orders, and draw schedules.RoofingFast lead response, storm-surge intake, and insurance paperwork handled for every job.InspectionsField Reporter, Office Assistant, and Ops Analyst. Built around scheduling, site visits, and fast reports.General ContractorsOps Analyst, Estimator, and Bookkeeper. Built around a bird's-eye view of calls, jobs, deals, and lead spend.Questions, answered.
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