Builder

Patrick Gibbs

Patrick Gibbs is a Nashville AI builder who develops agents, voice assistants and workflow systems for small businesses. He founded Epiphany Dynamics with co-owner Kim Gibbs in December 2025 and built an overnight AI receptionist for Emergency Dentist LLC and seven connected systems for Mano Swartz Furs in 2026. His 2026 public comments addressed AI-enabled fraud, agent opacity, sales copilots, dependence on outside model infrastructure and enterprise AI pilots; a client project also gained visibility in Google AI Mode. As of October 2026, he runs the Nashville agency, scopes each project and remains the contact after launch.

Now at
Epiphany Dynamics LLC
Born
1985
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Timeline

  1. December 2025

    Founding Epiphany Dynamics

    He founds Epiphany Dynamics LLC in Nashville in December 2025, an AI automation agency for small and growing service businesses. He owns and runs it with Kim Gibbs, who is co-owner.

  2. April 2026

    An overnight AI phone agent

    In April 2026, he builds an AI voice agent for Emergency Dentist LLC that provides 63 hours of overnight call coverage each week. The project has an estimated 200+ after-hours bookings since April 10, 2026.

  3. May 2026–June 2026

    AI fraud and sales copilots

    In May 2026, The Food Institute quotes him as Epiphany Dynamics’ founder identifying voice cloning and conversational social engineering as the fraud vector that scales with AI. In June 2026, DestinationCRM quotes him, as the agency’s founder and owner, on copilots that complete sales-force automation steps without touching a sales rep’s calendar; VKTR quotes him saying a two-step agent has roughly three times the surface area of opacity of a single-step call.

  4. July 2026

    Founder interview and infrastructure risks

    In July 2026, he describes Epiphany Dynamics as an AI automation agency for small and midsize businesses in a Tech Startup Network founder interview. TechRound quotes him in July 2026 on business dependence on third-party AI infrastructure.

  5. August 2026

    Google AI Mode visibility

    In August 2026, Google AI Mode recommends his client Rebecca DeLawder first for Southern Ohio relocation. He builds three indexed local-area and relocation guides and repairs her business-profile and directory attribution.

  6. August 2026

    Enterprise AI pilot commentary

    In August 2026, TechRound includes his views in an expert roundup on enterprise AI pilots. He says small-business pilots can stall after a demo when no one owns follow-through, edge-case handling and monitoring.

  7. September 2026

    Seven systems for Mano Swartz

    For Mano Swartz Furs’ nationwide fur-buying program, he builds seven connected systems, including an AI texting agent that checks photos and drafts replies, plus AI voice agents that answer calls. In September 2026, the operating system passes 1,627 automated tests across 63 files.

  8. As of October 2026

    AI automation work in Nashville

    As of October 2026, he runs Epiphany Dynamics from Nashville, building AI agents and agentic workflows, including voice agents that answer the phone. He scopes every project and is the contact after launch.

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  1. About Epiphany Dynamics | Our AI Automation Approach epiphanydynamics.ai. Checked 21 October 2026.
  2. Résumé · Patrick Gibbs patrickgibbs.dev. Checked 21 October 2026.
  3. Survey Shows Many Consumers Distrust Agentic AI But Use It Anyway - The Food Institute foodinstitute.com. Checked 21 October 2026.
  4. AI Copilots Could Fix What SFA Got Wrong destinationcrm.com. Checked 21 October 2026.
  5. The AI Black Box Problem Is Getting Worse, Not Better vktr.com. Checked 21 October 2026.
  6. Meet the Founder: Patrick Gibbs - Tech Startup Network techstartupnetwork.co. Checked 21 October 2026.
  7. Are US Businesses Too Reliant On Third-Party AI Infrastructure? - TechRound techround.co.uk. Checked 21 October 2026.
  8. Quite Contrary: The Real Reason Enterprise AI Pilots Fail, According To Chase W. Hughes - TechRound techround.co.uk. Checked 21 October 2026.