From spec to production, then kept there.
We build the agent, deploy it on infrastructure we operate, and stay responsible for it after launch.
How it runs
Scope
We write the spec before the code. What the agent does, what it is never allowed to do, and how we will know it worked.
Build
Implementation against that spec, with evaluations wired in from the first week.
Deploy
Onto runtime, browser, tool, and memory infrastructure we set up and operate.
Operate
Monitoring, incident response, and iteration on a monthly retainer.
Also: migrations
Tooling in this space gets acquired and put into maintenance mode regularly. If your observability, hosting, or agent framework just became a dead end, moving off it cleanly is a well-defined project and we do it often.
Common questions
Yes. The spec comes before the code and covers what the agent does, what it is never allowed to do, and how success will be measured.
From the first week of implementation, not at the end. Evaluations wired in early are what make it possible to tell whether a change improved anything.
Monitoring, incident response, and iteration continue on a monthly retainer. We stay responsible for the system rather than handing it over at go-live.
Yes. Migrations off acquired or unmaintained observability, hosting, and agent frameworks are a well-defined project and one we do often.
Tell us what you are shipping.
Send the shape of the problem — what the agent does, who uses it, and what breaks today. We will tell you what we would run and what it would take.