Forward deployed AI engineering

Scale your business 10x without hiring more staff

We embed a senior engineer inside your team who learns how the work actually happens, then builds the AI systems that take the repetitive tasks off your plate. The leverage of a senior hire, without the headcount.

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Built on the tools your team already runs

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30+Companies served
200+Integrations deployed
45+Products and features shipped
11Countries with live deployments

What we do

Five ways we take work off your team

Every engagement starts by measuring where the hours actually go. What follows is whichever of these moves the number, and nothing you do not need.

Automate repetitive tasks

Most teams carry 20 to 40 hours a week of copy, paste, check, and re enter. We find it, measure it, and remove up to 80 percent of it.

Connect your whole stack

Over 100 tools wired together so data stops living in one system and dying in another. CRM, helpdesk, billing, warehouse, spreadsheets.

Custom AI agents

Agents that qualify leads, draft support replies, process documents, and escalate anything they are not confident about.

Real time intelligence

Dashboards and alerts built on live operational data, so a problem surfaces the day it starts rather than at month end.

Strategy that ranks by return

A roadmap that names what to build, what to buy, and what to skip, with payback estimates against each line.

Not sure which applies?

The free quote answers that. Describe the process and we tell you which engagement fits, what it costs, and what it should return, within 24 hours.

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Services

Three ways to work with us

Automate what already exists, build what does not, or add capability to the team you have. Most clients start with one and expand.

Take repetitive work off your team

Agents, workflows, retrieval, and the engineering that keeps them running.

Automate

Ways in

You do not have to start with a project

Most people are not ready to sign a five figure scope with a supplier they have never used. So there are cheaper, faster, lower risk ways to find out whether we are any good.

Cheapest builds

Three automations under a thousand dollars

How we operate

Four commitments we put in the contract

Agency promises are cheap. These are written into the engagement agreement, which is a different thing entirely.

Ship a product, not a demo

Every engagement ends with something running in production against real data. Slide decks are not a deliverable.

Month one is refundable

If the first month does not land, you get it back. We would rather refund than carry a project neither side believes in.

One human, many agents

A senior engineer accountable to you, with an agent fleet behind them. That is how a small team ships at this rate.

Your code, your cloud

Source, infrastructure definitions, and documentation transfer to you. No lock in, no proprietary runtime you cannot leave.

Already have automations, and they are misbehaving?

We get called into other people's broken workflows as often as we build new ones. The causes are boringly consistent: expired credentials, a third party API that changed, a missing idempotency key, no alerting so nobody noticed for eleven days.

  • It worked, then it stopped
  • It creates duplicates
  • It fails silently
  • It is slow or times out
  • Nobody knows how it works
  • The bill keeps rising
See the rescue options

Diagnosis first, decision second

Triage is $250 and takes two business days. You get the root cause in writing, with the evidence, and a fixed price to repair it or an honest recommendation to rebuild.

The fee credits in full against the fix if you proceed. If we cannot find the cause, you pay nothing.

  • Any platform: n8n, Zapier, Make, GoHighLevel, Power Automate, Airtable, code
  • Read only access is enough to diagnose
  • We will not criticize whoever built it, that is rarely warranted
  • Estate takeover available when it is not one workflow but forty

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Integrations

Wired into the stack you already run

Over 200 integrations deployed across client environments. If it has an API, a webhook, or a scheduled export, we can connect it.

Agent runtime

ClaudeClaude CodeOpenAICursorLangGraphOllama

Orchestration

n8nMakeZapierMCPTemporalAirflow

Compute and data

AWSGCPSupabaseVercelRailwayPostgres

Outbound and CRM

HubSpotSalesforceClClayApApolloPdPipedriveInstantly

Collaboration

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Commerce and finance

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Process

What the first eight weeks look like

No discovery phase that produces a slide deck and an invoice. Week one measures, week two plans, and from week three you are looking at working software.

Week 1

Discovery

We map where the hours actually go. We shadow the work, measure volume and cycle time, and rank the opportunities by payback.

Week 2

Strategy

A written roadmap with scope, cost, and expected return per initiative, including the ones we recommend against.

Weeks 3 to 8

Implementation

Weekly deployable increments to a staging environment. You see progress every week, not at the end.

Ongoing

Optimization

Monitoring, monthly improvement cycles, and quarterly review of what deserves more investment.

Workflows

How we actually work, written down

Not a blog index. These are the real processes we run for clients and on our own business, step by step, with the tools, honest timelines, and the cases where each one is the wrong choice.

Every workflow below follows this sequence. The steps change, the discipline does not.

The team

One human accountable, many agents behind them

Every engagement has a named senior engineer who owns the outcome. Behind them sits a bench of specialists and an internal agent fleet that handles the volume work. That is how a small team ships at this rate without the quality falling over.

Engineering leadership

Principal engineer

30 years across full stack, data, and systems engineering. Sets architecture standards and reviews every production release.

AI and ML

Applied AI lead

Retrieval, evaluation, and agent architecture. Owns the eval harness that gates every model change.

Automation delivery

Delivery lead

Process mapping and workflow engineering. Runs discovery and owns handover quality.

Platform and security

Platform lead

Infrastructure, secrets handling, and the security review pack that gets clients through procurement.

FAQ

Questions we get asked

What kinds of processes can you actually automate?

Anything with a repeatable pattern and a digital trail. Data entry across systems, document processing, lead routing, support triage, reporting, reconciliation, onboarding, and scheduling are the most common. The test is whether a person could write down the rules, even messy rules with many exceptions.

Do we need technical staff to run this?

No. We design handover for an operations person, not an engineer. Where something genuinely requires code to maintain, we flag it during scoping so you can decide whether to keep it in house or on a retainer.

Will it work with the tools we already use?

Almost certainly. We have deployed against more than 200 integrations, and anything with an API, a webhook, or even a scheduled export can be connected. Systems with no interface at all get assessed honestly, since sometimes the right answer is that a workflow is not worth automating.

How long before we see a return?

Simple workflows pay back in weeks. A typical first project ships in three to eight weeks and reaches break even within two to four months. The discovery audit gives you an estimated payback per initiative before you commit.

Can everything stay inside our own infrastructure?

Yes. Self hosted n8n, your own cloud account, your identity provider, and your logging stack. For regulated clients this is the default rather than an upgrade.

How do you handle security and compliance?

Least privilege credentials, secrets brokered from a vault at runtime, sandboxed execution, full audit logging, and a written security review pack for your compliance team. We produce the evidence artifacts; your assessor makes the determination.

What if the model we build on gets deprecated?

The tool layer and evaluation harness are model agnostic. Swapping providers is a configuration change plus a full eval run, usually under a day of work.

Who owns the work?

You do, completely. Source code, infrastructure definitions, prompts, and documentation transfer on final invoice. There is no proprietary runtime holding your process hostage.

What does an engagement cost?

Project work typically runs between $2,400 for a single workflow and $18,000 or more for a full product build. Retainers start at $1,200 per month. The discovery audit is free and produces a fixed quote.

What happens after I request a quote?

A member of our team contacts you within 24 hours with either a short set of clarifying questions or the quote itself. It covers scope, fixed price, timeline, and the expected return against your volumes. No obligation, and you keep the assessment either way.

Find out what this would cost you

Thirty minutes on a call, then a written assessment of where your hours go, which processes are worth automating, and what the payback looks like. You keep the assessment whether or not we work together.