An engineer in your stack, shipping agents with your team.
Some agent work doesn't fit a fixed scope: several workflows, internal systems nobody has documented, a team that wants to learn as it goes. A forward-deployed engineer works inside your repos, tickets and channels, with our agent fleet doing the heavy lifting, and leaves your team able to run what was built.
When we're a fit, and when we're not.
A good fit if…
- You have several agent or data workflows, not one.
- Your systems are internal and thinly documented, and someone has to dig in.
- You want your own team to own and extend the work afterwards.
- You want shipped software every week, not a strategy deck.
Something else fits better if…
- You have one well-defined workflow. An agent build sprint is faster and costs less.
- You need general software development. We only take agent and data work.
- You want a permanent team member for years. Hire one; we can help you get started.
What you get.
Deliverables you can check, not hours you have to trust.
- 1.
A map in week one
Access set up, systems and workflows mapped, and a ranked list of where agents will pay off first.
- 2.
Shipped increments
Pull requests in your repositories every week, reviewed by your team, with eval results attached.
- 3.
Evals and monitoring
Everything that ships has tests from real cases, logging and cost tracking, so quality is visible, not assumed.
- 4.
Data pipelines
The feeds and tools your agents need: internal data behind MCP, external data kept fresh and sourced.
- 5.
Docs and runbooks
Written as we go, so nothing lives only in one person's head.
- 6.
Handover and enablement
Your engineers pair on the work and take it over. We can stay on to operate it if you prefer.
What a week looks like.
Every week ends with a written demo: what shipped, what the evals say, and what comes next.
| When | Focus | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Start of week | Plan with the workflow owner | Agreed goals for the week |
| During the week | Build and test in your repo | Pull requests with eval results |
| Continuously | Agent fleet drafts, tests and checks | Reviewed changes only |
| End of week | Written demo | What shipped, metrics, next steps |
Illustrative. Rhythm, channels and review steps are agreed with your team.
What teams use it for.
Agent programmes
Several workflows taken from pilot to production in a sensible order, sharing one data layer and one eval setup.
Internal copilots
Assistants over your own systems and documents, with narrow tools and permissions that match your roles.
Data for agents
Internal and external data made reliable, fresh and queryable for every agent you build next.
Team enablement
Your engineers learn the patterns by shipping with us: tool design, evals, monitoring and safe rollout.
Embedded, with an exit planned.
The goal is software your team can run without us, delivered faster than they could build it alone.
- 1.
Discovery week
Workflows, systems and data mapped; priorities and a scope for the engagement agreed in writing.
- 2.
Access and plan
Least-privilege access to your repos, cloud and tools; a first milestone everyone can see.
- 3.
Ship weekly
Increments in your repositories, measured against evals, demoed in writing every week.
- 4.
Hand over
Docs, runbooks and pairing until your team owns it, or an operations contract if you want us to keep running it.
Questions we get
Something else? Ask us directly.
How is this different from consulting?
Consultants usually deliver recommendations. A forward-deployed engineer delivers working software inside your systems, every week, and is measured on what runs in production.
How is it different from staff augmentation?
You are not renting hours for your backlog. The engagement has an agreed scope, evals that define done, our agent fleet behind it, and a planned handover.
Do you work on site?
We work remotely, inside your tools, with overlap for US and European time zones. On-site days can be arranged for kick-off or handover.
Who owns the work?
You do: code, prompts, evals, data and documentation all live in your accounts from day one.
How do we start?
With a discovery week. It is useful on its own, and it gives you a written scope and a fixed monthly fee before you commit to more.
Tell us about the workflow.
Describe the work you want an agent to do and the data behind it. Within 2 business days you get a written take: whether an agent fits, what it would take, and how we'd scope discovery. Or an honest note that you don't need us.
- A written take in 2 business days
- A fixed-scope proposal before any build
- No commitment, no sales sequence
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