Use cases
Most people know what is going wrong before they know which team inside a vendor fixes it. These are the six situations we get called about, and the real priced services that answer each one.
Founder or CTO with a process that keeps falling between people
You have read enough to know an agent should own a process, not answer questions. Now the real work starts: deciding which process, and what "done" means.
3 services
Anyone whose agent has already surprised them
It worked in the demo and it fails at 2am on a Sunday. Almost none of that is the model. Here is the list we keep on hand.
4 services
Teams whose knowledge lives in documents nobody can search
A retrieval system that answers from your documents, cites the source, and admits when it does not know. The admission part is what makes it usable.
2 services
Team about to deploy a contract that holds money
The audit you skipped is cheaper than the incident you are explaining. What actually has to be true before a contract holds real value.
6 services
Team with a system that works and is quietly costing more every year
The rewrite always looks worse than the strangler. A staged migration keeps the thing that works while you replace the thing that does not.
5 services
Team whose releases are tense
Deploying is easy. Deploying the same artefact four times a day without thinking about it is infrastructure, and it has opinions.
3 services
Every service also has a department page with its full scope and price list — browse all 23 services.
