Find the leak. Build the fix. Keep it measured.
Everything we sell follows the same discipline: we start from where your operation loses time and margin, and we finish with a working system in production — not a report, not a prototype.
Engagements are fixed-scope and typically start between $5,000 and $10,000. You know the price, the timeline and the measure of success before we begin.
Process Leak Audit
Two weeks inside your operation. We sit with your team, trace how work actually moves — every handoff, queue, re-key and workaround — and price each leak in hours and margin. Most businesses don't lose money in one place; they lose it quietly, between systems. The audit makes that loss visible and ranks every fix by payback, so the decision to automate is a finance decision, not a leap of faith.
2 weeks. Three working sessions with your team, the rest is our observation and analysis. Findings presented live, with the plan in writing.
You run 10–200 people, operations are eating growth, and nobody can say precisely where the hours go.
Agentic Software Development
Software that acts, not software that waits. We design and build systems that plan, decide and execute multi-step work end to end — assembling a quote from your price rules, chasing the approvals, booking the job, reconciling the invoice — with human sign-off exactly where you want it and nowhere else. Built on your stack, handed over with runbooks, owned by you.
4–8 weeks to production for a first workflow, shipped in weekly increments you can watch working.
A multi-step process runs on copy-paste and memory today, and one mistake in it costs real money.
Custom AI Agent Development
When the house agents don't cover the post, we commission one that does. A custom agent gets what Marcus, Valeria and Hadrian get: a name, a defined post, training on your scripts and edge cases, an apprenticeship under supervision, and a monthly review against targets you set. Your team gets a colleague with a scope — not another tool with a login.
3–6 weeks from commission to residence, depending on the post and the systems it must work inside.
A repeatable, judgement-heavy post is going unfilled — and the audit shows it's bleeding hours.
Audit first. Two weeks, a priced leak map, and a plan — whether or not you continue with us.
The top leak gets an agent in residence or an agentic workflow in production — one post, done properly.
Monthly reviews surface the next leak. The staff grows one measured hire at a time.
Start with the audit.
Two weeks to know exactly where the money leaks — and what fixing it pays back.