Agent Strategy
You know AI agents are the move. You don't know which workflows to target first. We run sprints against your real data and tell you exactly where agents will deliver.
Read moreWe still build custom software the way we always have — our own agent tooling just does the repetitive parts. We bill a flat monthly fee, so a shorter build is fewer months on your invoice.
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Custom software is quoted from headcount and months. When the repetitive work — scaffolding, migrations, test coverage, first-pass review — is billed at senior rates, you are paying for typing instead of judgment.
Quotes priced by headcount and months, not outcomes
01Senior rates charged for boilerplate and glue code
02A change order every time scope moves an inch
03AI-generated code nobody on the team will own
04One senior squad across all four stages, so nothing is handed between a strategy team and a build team. This is how ai-enabled custom development runs from first workshop to production.
We map what has to be built, what already exists, and what can be generated. The estimate comes out of that, not out of a headcount spreadsheet.
Our internal tooling handles scaffolding, migrations, test coverage, and first-pass review. Engineers spend their hours on the parts that need judgment.
Nothing lands without the person who will maintain it. Generated code gets reviewed like any other code, or it does not ship.
Your repo, your stack, your documentation. Nothing in the build depends on our tooling once we are gone.
What the engagement commits to, rather than measured outcomes.
A shorter build is fewer months on the invoice — not a discount you have to negotiate for
not hourly
Nothing merges without the engineer who will maintain it afterwards
human-reviewed
Your stack and your docs, with no dependency on our tooling after handover
from day one
What ai-enabled custom development covers in practice, and what you can hold us to.
Project structure, boilerplate, and glue code generated and reviewed, so engineers start on the hard parts instead of the setup.
Test scaffolds written alongside the code, so coverage is not the thing that slips when the deadline moves.
Tooling catches the obvious before a human looks, so review time goes to design and correctness.
The mechanical half of moving a codebase — renames, API shifts, framework upgrades — handled at machine speed.
A dedicated squad on a flat monthly rate. No time-and-materials invoices, no change orders.
Documentation, runbooks, and a repo your team can pick up without learning our internal tools.
Every agent engagement connects. Here's where to go from here.
The work your team would get to next quarter if it had the capacity. Tell us what is on it and we will tell you what a senior squad at a flat rate clears, and how fast.