Approach

Start with an audit.Build only what it justifies.

Every engagement stands alone, ends with something you keep, and is the only prerequisite for the next. Scope first, then a number.

EngagementsAudit → Build Sprint → Run
PricingScope first, then a number
TermsMonth to month · no retainer required
The engagements

Three engagements.
Each one ends with something you keep.

Three named engagements, and no prices on this page on purpose. The audit is fixed-scope; the sprint is priced from the roadmap it produced.

01

Automation Audit

Fixed scope · written output

We sit with the people doing the work, map the workflows, and rank what an agent could take over — by leverage, by risk, and by what your data can support today.

An audit is one to two weeks inside your operation. We shadow the inbox, the dispatch board, the quoting spreadsheet — whatever actually runs the business — and write down what happens today, who touches it, and where it breaks. Each workflow is scored on leverage, risk and readiness, and the result is a roadmap in plain language: what to automate, in what order, and what it depends on.

OutputA written roadmap: what to automate, in what order, and what it depends on. Yours either way.
02

Build Sprint

Fixed scope · one workflow live

One workflow, end to end, in production. Not a sandbox — the actual agent doing one real job with real data, early enough to change course cheaply. Then shipped increments, weekly, in readable PRs.

A sprint takes the top item on the roadmap and ships it. Foundation first — repo, auth, data, deploy pipeline, wired for production from the first commit — then a vertical slice: the real agent doing one real job with real data, with handoff rules you set. From there it compounds in weekly, readable increments you can watch land in the repo, not in a status meeting.

OutputOne real workflow running in production, in your repo.
03

Run

Retainer or fractional

We stay on to run, extend and harden what shipped, or as a fractional AI lead in your leadership loop. Month to month. Everything keeps running if we leave.

Some clients keep us on to run, extend and harden what shipped: the next workflows off the roadmap, monitoring, the unglamorous upkeep. Others want a fractional AI lead in the leadership loop — a builder who owns the plan part-time and trains the team on the systems they now own. Both are month to month, and everything keeps running if we leave.

OutputSystems that keep improving, and a team that can run them.

Scope first, then a number. The audit is fixed-scope. The sprint is priced from the roadmap it produced. No day rates, and no retainer required.

Inside a Build Sprint

Scoping call to shipped workflow,
without the theater.

Scoping call to shipped workflow, without the theater. No discovery phase that bills like a build, no 40-page proposal. The agent goes to production early and grows in shipped increments.

01ScopeOne call

Thirty minutes on what the workflow has to do, who touches it, and what 'working' means to you. We come back with a written build map — scope, order of attack, what week one looks like.

OutputA written build map, yours either way.
02FoundationDays, not months

Repo, auth, data model, deploy pipeline — wired for production from the first commit, because it will be production.

OutputA deployed skeleton with CI green.
03Vertical sliceThe first real workflow

Not a demo environment. The actual agent doing one real job with real data, early enough to change course cheaply, with handoff rules you set.

OutputOne real workflow running in production.
04CompoundShipped increments

Readable PRs and reversible migrations, weekly. You watch it happen in the repo, not in a status meeting.

OutputShipped increments, every week.
05Own itForever

Your repo. Your infrastructure. Your data. We stay as long as you want us, and you are never locked to us.

OutputThe keys. All of them.
How we work

Small, senior,
and present.

No account managers, no handoffs, no bench. The people on the call are the people who build.

H-01Small and seniorNo account managers, no handoffs, no bench. The people on the call are the people who build.
H-02AI leverage, human judgmentWe build with the same agentic tooling we ship, so a small team moves like a large one. The judgment calls stay human.
H-03Production is the habitOur own platforms deploy on automated release trains three mornings a week. Yours will too.
H-04Fixed attentionA few engagements at a time, never a bench of juniors.
Plain answers

The questions
every operator asks.

Plain answers, in the order they usually come up on the first call.

Do we need clean data first?

No. The audit tells you what your data can support today, and the first sprint usually starts where the data already lives — the inbox, the CRM, the spreadsheet. Cleanup happens where it earns its place, not as a prerequisite.

What exactly do we own?

The repo, the infrastructure and the data. Every system ships in your accounts with the documentation to run it. If we disappeared tomorrow, everything would keep running.

How does handoff to a human work?

Rules you set. Pricing, complaints, anything with money or reputation on it goes to a person with the full thread attached. The agent does the legwork; it does not make the call.

What happens if we stop?

Nothing breaks. Run is month to month; the agents keep working and your team keeps the keys. Some clients pause for a quarter and come back with the next item on the roadmap.

Principles

Four things we won’t bend on.

They are the reason the engagements look the way they do. Book an audit

P-01Production is the only demo.We don't present mockups of what an agent might do. We put it in your inbox, doing it.
P-02We are our own first client.Our inbox agent, our telephony, our knowledge hub run on the stack we recommend. Nothing ships to you that we don't run ourselves.
P-03AI-native, not AI-flavored.Agents live inside the workflow — reading the inbox, working the lead, booking the truck — not in a widget in the corner.
P-04Owned, not rented.Your repo, your infrastructure, your data. If we disappeared tomorrow, everything would keep running.

Book an audit.

Thirty minutes on a call first. We'll tell you what we'd automate, in what order, and what it depends on — in writing, whether or not you hire us.

Book an audit
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