Software delivery
Specs become pull requests: reviewed, designed, built behind a feature flag and tested against every acceptance criterion.
Software delivery →
AI business automation
AI agents that build your software
A factory of agents takes a written spec to a reviewed, tested pull request in your own repository. Your people approve the spec, the design and the release.
AI agents that run your workflows
Agents watch for the work, draft it and file it: content, outbound, intake and reporting. Anything that matters waits for a person to approve it.
project patient-portal example › PRD "Online booking with an insurance check" ✓ 01 Spec intent-first · fits one build · every criterion testable ✓ Viability feasible 4/5 · value 4/5 · risk 2/5 · engineer co-signed ✓ 02 Design 3 screens · 9 states · signed off by product ● 04 Build round 1 · 6 helper agents · branch prd-booking 05 QA checks every acceptance criterion, flag on and off 06 UAT waits for a person
workflow daily content example › 06:00 Trends found 7 on X · 4 on LinkedIn, each with its sources › 06:04 Drafts written 12 posts in the client's own voice › 06:05 Claims checked 11 pass · 1 sent to a person › 09:12 Reviewed 10 approved · 2 changed by the founder › 09:13 Scheduled next post Tue 10:30 on LinkedIn nothing posts until a person approves it
What we automate
Three kinds of work agents now do well
We start where the work is repeatable, the result can be checked, and a person already signs off on it today.
Go-to-market
Daily trend reading, posts drafted in your voice, outbound sequences and account briefs, all through an approval queue.
Go-to-market →Back-office operations
Intake, document handling, reconciliation and reporting: the steady work that eats a team's week.
Operations →
How the agents are held to account
Agents do the work. People hold the gates.
Every piece of work passes a fixed set of gates. Agents produce what each gate needs; a named person decides at the ones that matter, with the reason recorded.
Each decision, each agent run and what it cost is on the record, so you can see how every change reached production.
SpecA person signs it. An agent reviews it first: is the outcome clear, does it fit one build, can every criterion be tested?
ViabilityAn agent scores it against your codebase; an engineer co-signs the score.
DesignAn agent drafts the flows and states; a person signs off.
BuildAn agent builds on its own branch, behind a feature flag. It never touches your main branch.
QAAn agent runs the tests and checks every acceptance criterion, with the flag on and off.
ReleaseA person accepts it and decides when it reaches your customers.
An engagement
Start with one workflow
Map it
We pick one workflow with a clear owner and a result that should change, and write down what done looks like.
Build it behind gates
Agents build the automation; your people approve it at each gate. It runs on your systems, behind a flag you control.
Run it and measure
We run it with you, measure it against what it promised, and then choose the next workflow together.
Next step
Tell us the workflow that eats your week
A 30-minute call is enough to tell whether agents can take it on, and what it would take.
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