AI agents and automation
Intake, triage, quoting, and follow-up systems built end to end, with evaluation sets and human review where the work needs it.
You have the client relationship and the brief. We build the AI agents, pipelines, and integrations underneath it, under your brand, and stay out of your client inbox. For agencies whose clients keep asking for AI work that is not what the agency does.
The technical half of a project. Strategy, design, and the client relationship stay with you.
Intake, triage, quoting, and follow-up systems built end to end, with evaluation sets and human review where the work needs it.
Fivetran configuration, custom SDK connectors, Airflow, dbt modeling, and the warehouse work underneath a reporting deliverable.
The connection between systems your client already runs, with idempotency, retries, and monitoring rather than a script that works once.
Picking up a build that stalled, or auditing one you inherited, and giving you a straight assessment of what it would take to finish.
Three arrangements, picked per engagement. Changing between them mid-project is fine.
You are the only party the client hears from. We work through your project manager, deliver into your repositories, and never appear on a call.
We join client calls as part of your team, under your name or ours as you prefer. Most agencies find this speeds up technical discovery considerably.
For deep technical work, direct access to the client engineers saves everyone time. You stay on every thread and own the relationship.
No. Not during the engagement and not afterwards. If a client we met through you contacts us independently, we tell you before responding. This is in writing in the agreement, because a verbal assurance is worth very little on the one occasion it matters.
We sign your NDA, or your client NDA, or both. We do not publish work done under a partner engagement, do not name the client, and do not use the work in our own case studies unless you and the client both agree in writing.
You contract with us, you contract with your client, and the two are separate. You set your own margin. We quote you a scope and a price and do not have visibility into or opinions about what you charge.
Yes, and it is usually easier for everyone. Your repositories, your ticket system, your standups, your definition of done. The main thing we ask for is one technical contact who can unblock access questions quickly.
You forward it and get a plain-language answer you can pass on in your own words, or we join the call. Handoff documentation is written so your team can support the work afterwards without calling us for routine questions.
Design, brand strategy, paid media, and content marketing. We build systems. If a project needs those, they stay with you, which is generally why the arrangement works.
Anything from a single connector or integration through to a full agent build with data work underneath. Very small tasks are usually not worth the coordination overhead for either side, and we will say so rather than take the work.
Send the brief and what you need covered. You will get a straight answer on whether it fits and roughly what it takes.