METHODOLOGY

How we build agentic systems.

Three phases. Fixed-price discovery in 2 weeks. Your repo is the artifact, not a slide deck.

METHODOLOGY

Three phases.

01 discover · ∼1 week

Discover

We listen, audit, and spike. You leave with an architecture and a working proof.

  • Architecture diagram
  • Risk register
  • Working prototype
Deliverable
Architecture · spike · estimate
Who
Principal eng + designer
02 build · ∼6–10 weeks

Build

We ship in your repo, with your stack, against your evals.

  • Eval gates
  • Trace dashboards
  • Rollback plan
Deliverable
Production system · runbook
Who
Pod of 2–4 engineers
03 deploy · ∼2 weeks

Deploy

Ramp, monitor, hand off. You own the code and the playbooks.

  • Canary rollout
  • Oncall handoff
  • Knowledge transfer
Deliverable
Live system · trained team
Who
Same pod + ops engineer
01 · discover

Discover

Discovery is one fixed-price sprint. We meet your team, audit your stack, and spike a working prototype against a real piece of your workflow.

You leave with three artifacts: an architecture diagram, a risk register, and a working prototype committed in your repo. If you stop here, you keep all of it.

02 · build

Build

Build is where most of the engineering happens. A pod of 2–4 engineers writes code in your repo, against your evals, with your CI.

Every release runs through deterministic + LLM-judge eval gates before promote. If a regression slips through, the deploy rolls back automatically and pages on-call.

03 · deploy

Deploy

Deploy is the careful part. Canary rollouts, monitored against your dashboards. Two weeks of shadowing with your on-call team. Knowledge transfer + runbook delivered in your repo.

After that you own it. We stay close as a stewardship engagement if you want.

EVAL GATES

Every release goes through eval gates

Deterministic checks, LLM-judge spot checks, regression suites. If something flakes, the deploy stops — not the customer.

START

Ship the first system.

Fixed-price discovery in 2 weeks. You leave with an architecture, a working spike, and a build plan.