The Production Sprint

One agent. Three weeks.
Measured, and under control.

We start inside your business: find the workflow where an agent moves a real number, baseline it, then put an agent on it inside your environment and measure again. Before handoff, we prove the agent cannot exceed its permissions, its spend limit, or your ability to stop it.

Pricing

› You leave with two sets of numbers

What got faster and cheaper

Measured before the agent, measured after — same workflow, same definitions.

  • Minutes per task — before vs. after
  • Manual touches per transaction
  • Error and exception rate
  • Cost per completed task
  • Staff-hours recovered per month

What can no longer go wrong

Each one demonstrated live in your environment — this checklist is the acceptance test.

  • Every action traces to a person and an agent version
  • An unauthorized user gets different data — enforced by your database
  • An unauthorized action is blocked, and the block is recorded
  • Spend stops at the limit you set — blocked, not flagged
  • You stop the agent in under a minute; roll back in one command
  • The full action record exports in minutes

› How the three weeks run

Week 1

Find the impact, baseline it

We sit inside your business: map the candidate workflows, pick the one where an agent moves a real number, and measure it as it runs today — honest numbers to beat.

Week 2

Deploy in your environment

The agent goes live on your VM or cloud, wired to your users' real permissions and your spend limit. No provider keys or database credentials in the agent.

Week 3

Run and measure

Real work flows through it. We measure the same numbers again and tune what the data says to tune.

Final day

Prove control, hand off

The control checklist runs live in front of your team — wrong user blocked, spend capped, kill switch landed, record exported. Pass = handoff.

› Is this for you?

One question decides it: does an agent take actions in a production system today — or should one? If yes, you have a Sprint candidate. Typical first workflows: invoice intake, support triage, report generation, data-entry reconciliation, compliance evidence collection.

Price Fixed fee — typically $25,000, scoped with you up front, and fully creditable toward your first year
Design partners We're taking a few this quarter on founding terms, in exchange for a case study — ask
We need One workflow owner, access to the systems it touches, a VM or cloud project
If the checklist doesn't pass You don't put it in front of users — that's what the test is for

Pick the workflow. We'll bring the numbers.

Reply with the workflow your team most wants off its plate — we'll come back with what we'd baseline and how we'd prove control on it.