Assessment → fixed quote · Eval-led · Production guardrails

AI agents that hold up in production.

Agent demos are easy. Production is where AI agents earn their keep — acting in your tools, recovering from failures, and proving it with tests. We build agents with evals first, guardrails throughout, and human checkpoints where the stakes demand it. See how scoping works →

Proof · existing work

Agents we've already built

Before commissioning a production agent system, see the real thing: watch the multi-agent automation demo and read the workflow code. Real systems, real failure handling — not a slide deck.

Scoping — no fixed tiers

Agent work varies too much for fixed tiers — we scope through the free assessment and quote fixed before work starts. No hourly meter, no open-ended engagement.

StepWhat happensDeliveryPrice
Free assessmentWe map the task, the tools the agent will touch, and the failure modes to guard against.45-min call + 1-page roadmap in 2 days$0
Fixed-scope buildQuoted from the assessment: MCP integrations, scenario eval suite, guardrails, human checkpoints, handoff docs.QuotedTypically $2K–$25K
Care planMonitoring, eval re-runs on new model versions, and guardrail tuning as your tools change.Monthly$99/mo

What's included

Honest notes, before you spend: not every task needs an agent — many jobs are better served by a deterministic automation or a search interface, and the assessment will say so plainly. Agents also need your tools to have stable APIs; if the plumbing isn't there, we'll tell you what to fix first.
Care plan: $99/mo — monitoring, eval re-runs, and guardrail tuning. Defects against the agreed scope are covered by our 14-day defect window.

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Frequently asked questions

What breaks in production agents?

Tool failures, loops, prompt drift, and silent wrong answers. We build guardrails for each: timeouts, retry budgets, human checkpoints, and logging you can audit.

What is MCP?

Model Context Protocol: an open standard for plugging agents into tools. We build MCP integrations so your agents act inside your systems — creating tickets, querying databases, filing reports — not just chat.

How do you test agents?

Scenario evals: scripted task suites run against every build, covering the failure modes we found in your assessment. Regressions surface before deploy, not after.