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What we do

Six ways in. All of them start with watching.

We do not quote before we have seen the work happen. The audit is the front door, and everything below follows from what it finds.

Engagement floor
2 weeks
Handover
Written into the contract
Where we build
Your cloud, your policy
  1. 01

    Automation audit

    2 weeks

    Two weeks. We map every manual step, then hand back the three worth automating first.

    We sit with the people doing the work and record what actually happens, not what the process document says. You get a map of every handoff, the hours each one costs, and a ranked shortlist. Nothing is built during an audit. That is the point.

    A decision you can defend in a budget meeting.

    Deliverables

    • Process map
    • Hour-cost model
    • Ranked shortlist
    • Build estimate
  2. 02

    Agent engineering

    4–8 weeks

    Agents that read, decide, and hand back anything they should not have decided alone.

    We build against your real inputs: the messy inbox, the half-scanned PDF, the ticket with three questions in it. Every agent ships with an evaluation set, a confidence threshold, and a route to a human. Judgement stays where it belongs.

    Work that clears itself, and says when it cannot.

    Deliverables

    • Agent and tool definitions
    • Evaluation suite
    • Human review queue
    • Observability
  3. 03

    Pipeline integration

    3–6 weeks

    The connective tissue between the systems you already pay for.

    Most lost hours sit between tools rather than inside them. We build typed, retryable pipelines across your CRM, warehouse, billing, and support stack, with backfills, dead-letter queues, and alerts that name the failing step instead of the whole job.

    One record of truth, moving on its own.

    Deliverables

    • Typed integrations
    • Retry and backfill jobs
    • Alerting
    • Runbook
  4. 04

    Web engineering

    4–10 weeks

    Marketing sites and product surfaces built to the same standard as the backend.

    Design systems, component libraries, and front ends that stay fast after the third team touches them. We ship with real accessibility, real performance budgets, and a codebase the people who inherit it can read.

    A site your engineers are not embarrassed to open.

    Deliverables

    • Design system
    • Production front end
    • CMS wiring
    • Performance budget
  5. 05

    Operator desk

    Monthly retainer

    For the individual who just wants their work handled.

    A single retainer for the person running everything alone. We take the repetitive half of the week, the inbox triage and the invoicing and the follow-ups and the reporting, and put it on rails. Same engineering standard, smaller surface.

    Your week, minus the parts you dread.

    Deliverables

    • Inbox and scheduling
    • Document pipelines
    • Weekly reporting
    • A direct line
  6. 06

    Platform partnership

    2+ quarters

    An embedded team for enterprise platform groups.

    We join your platform group for two or more quarters, working inside your repositories and your review process. We build the internal tooling, then we teach the team that keeps it. Handover is in the contract from day one.

    Capability that stays after we leave.

    Deliverables

    • Embedded engineers
    • Internal tooling
    • Enablement sessions
    • Documented handover

How it runs

Four steps. The first one builds nothing.

The same shape every time, whether the engagement is two weeks or two quarters.

  1. 01Week 1–2

    Map

    We watch the work happen and time every step. No automation is proposed before this is done.

  2. 02Week 2

    Rank

    Each step gets an hour cost and a risk score. You choose from a shortlist of three, not a wish list of thirty.

  3. 03Week 3–8

    Build

    One pipeline at a time, in production, behind a flag. Each one ships before the next is started.

  4. 04Ongoing

    Hand over

    Runbooks, dashboards, and two sessions with the team that keeps it. Handover is written into the contract.

Two weeks, and you will know which three steps to automate.

The audit ends with a ranked shortlist and an hour-cost model. If none of it is worth building, we will say that too.