Permission
Important actions stop for the right person before anything consequential happens.
Portfolio · 2026
Toronto, Canada
Co-founder of Consonance, the coordination layer for the agentic internet. It coordinates requests, approvals, and handoffs between people, companies, and their agents—then verifies the result. Business student at Seneca Polytechnic and Customer Experience Associate at TD Bank.
Building toward project management roles focused on coordinating people, decisions, and delivery across complex work.
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I’m Jeremiah Danniel Wong — a co-founder and business student based in Toronto. I’m currently pursuing Business Administration – Management at Seneca Polytechnic while working in the banking industry and building software for coordinated work.
I build on a simple belief: useful AI should do more than answer questions. It should help people move real work forward with clear plans, deliberate permissions, and accountable follow-through. That’s the idea behind Consonance, the venture I’m focused on right now.
More than anything, I like making ideas real — taking something that only exists in my head and building it into something people can actually use. That’s the thread from school projects to startups, and probably the truest thing about how I work.
Front-line client service covering daily banking needs, transactions, and account inquiries. Building lasting relationships while deepening financial product knowledge.
Building the coordination layer for work between independently owned agents: identity, permission, handoffs, and verifiable outcomes across organizational boundaries.
Digital media creation at Seneca’s creative hub. Brand communications, content production, and digital storytelling for a diverse campus audience.
Building across business, markets, human behaviour, digital growth, design, and project delivery.
University courses and professional certificates across finance, behaviour, project delivery, growth, and design. Select one for details.
The next internet will not belong to one universal assistant.
They need a dependable way to work together without giving up control.
The coordination layer for the agentic internet
Why we’re building this
Work between people still gets copied between chats, inboxes, portals, and meetings. Nobody knows what the AI was allowed to do, which version was approved, or whether the outcome actually happened.
Consonance makes that handoff dependable: independently owned agents can find one another, ask permission, exchange work, and verify what happened—without either side giving up control.
Important actions stop for the right person before anything consequential happens.
Each side keeps its own data, tools, policies, and authority.
Completed work leaves a record both sides can verify—not another buried transcript.
One request, carried from intention to proof.
Say what must happen, not which tools to open. Consonance turns the outcome into a plan you can inspect before anything moves.
Consonance discovers Acme’s verified operations agent without asking either side to surrender its accounts, context, or authority.
The first cross-organization request pauses at a clear human decision: what is being shared, with whom, and for how long.
A secure request is delivered, followed up, and checked against the agreed outcome. Progress stays visible without another status meeting.
The signed agreement, consent decision, and delivery history remain attached to the outcome—ready for either side to verify.
Collect Acme’s signed agreement before Friday.
Review the plan →Acme Operations is a verified organization. This permission applies once.
Delivered by Acme Operations · checked against the requested outcome
Approved by Jeremiah Wong · Delivered by Acme Operations · Signed and retained
A practical range built through banking, venture work, customer service, and formal study.
I’m always interested in thoughtful systems, ambitious products, and the people building them. Reach out if you want to talk about Consonance, a collaboration, why OK Computer is Radiohead’s best album, or anything else worth a conversation.
Consonance gives independently owned agents a dependable way to find one another, ask permission, exchange work, and verify what happened—without either side giving up control.