Audit
Two weeks mapping your workflows. We cost each one and rank them by what you'd actually save. You get a backlog ordered by money, not hype.
Agents that actually run in production. Ops, sales, support, code review. Cheaper than the meeting about whether to build them.
Watch a live agent runDrops into the stack you already run
How it works
Most agent projects stall in pilot purgatory: endless demos, nothing that ships. The Aegis Loop is how we get past that. Three steps, and your team owns what we build.
Two weeks mapping your workflows. We cost each one and rank them by what you'd actually save. You get a backlog ordered by money, not hype.
The top workflow goes live in four weeks. Real code in your stack, behind a feature flag, with a kill switch and a dashboard from day one.
Your team gets the playbook, the evals, and the runbook. The next workflow ships without us on the call.
Pick one workflow that's costing you. We build the agent. Your team owns it. Done in weeks.
Before any code, we score the candidate workflow on three axes: dollar value, how tractable it is, and how badly it can fail. The eval rubric gets written before the first prompt.
One agent in production behind a feature flag. Real traffic, kill switch wired up. Faithfulness, latency, cost, escalation rate — all on a dashboard your CFO will actually open. Boring on purpose.
saved per operator
lift in qualified leads
revenue growth
faster turnaround
lower cost-to-serve
Representative outcomes from recent engagements
In their words
The payback window was ten days. We had four ops hires on the hiring plan and cut it to one.
They shipped something working in week one. Not a slide deck, not a demo — something we use every day.
Our reps now close deals with context they never had. Pipeline is up 30% without a single new hire.
Bring the workflow that's hurting most. By the end of the hour you'll have a build-or-buy decision, a target cost-per-run, and a date on the calendar.