§01 · Deploy
Two engineers, embedded with your operators, until the workflow ships.
A forward-deployed engineer is part operator, part software engineer. We pair two of them with your team for six weeks — they sit with the people doing the work, pick the workflow that's bleeding the most time, ship the agent into your stack, and hand off the code, the evals, and the runbook before they leave.
Six weeks · One workflow
From scope to shipped — same shape every time.
No discovery deck, no transformation roadmap. Two engineers in your tools, your data, and your meetings until the workflow earns the retainer.
Sit with the operators.
We embed with the team that owns the workflow. We watch the work, instrument the loops, and pull out the one thing worth automating first.
Prove it on your data.
Working prototype against your real records and edge cases. An eval harness you keep. A clear go/no-go before we ship anything to production.
Ship into the stack.
APIs over your existing tools. Permissions, human review, measurement engineered in. Smallest unit of autonomy first — more as the agent earns trust.
Hand off and leave.
Code, evals, prompts, runbook — all yours. The retainer only opens if the deployment survives the operators using it.
Next step
Book the working session.
Thirty minutes with an engineer, not a salesperson. We'll walk the workflow you'd ship first and tell you honestly whether it's worth the six weeks.
Book a working session