Your first agent in six weeks, and a team that can build the second.
Chatbots answer questions. · Agents do work. We build one agent inside your company, with your team in the room for every step. It watches a workflow, posts in Slack, and finishes tasks while your people sleep. Six weeks, one fixed price. You end with a working agent, a plan for the year, and a team that builds the second one itself.
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Triages, routes, and drafts responses to the shared inbox daily. Built with your team, weeks three to five.
Plan presented today. Your team builds it from the write-up, about two weeks.
Most companies have AI. Few have agents, and fewer have a team that can build them. We get you both in six weeks.
Agentic Standard
The Firm Manifesto · 01 of 07
Three things, one engagement.
By week six you have an agent doing the work, a plan for the year, and a team that can run both and build the second.
One agent working in your stack.
One agent built for a workflow you run, with your people beside us as we build. It acts on its own and posts where your team already works. The usual first jobs:
- Triaged shared inbox
- Weekly KPI synthesis
- Competitive scan automation
- Customer response drafting
- Internal report generation
The Agentic Readiness Map.
How ready you are, scored across six areas. A list of what's worth automating, ranked against what we've watched work in other companies. A plan for the next year.
- Six dimensions scored 1–5
- Opportunity inventory
- Phased roadmap (Q1–Q4)
- Quarterly success scorecard
- Board-ready presentation
A team that can build the next.
We build the first agent with your team doing every step beside us. By week six the write-up is in their words, and the second agent is theirs to build, about two weeks with our support line open. You keep us only if you want to.
- The build, written up so your team can repeat it
- Internal champion training
- Day-2 ops playbook
- Prompting standards manual
- Evaluation framework
- Governance handoff doc
A six-week sprint, start to finish.
Every week ships something, and every week your team does more of the building. By the end the agent is running and your people are ready to build the second.
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1Kickoff
Sponsor alignment
We meet your sponsor and IT, list your systems, and pick the workflows to watch.
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2Discovery
Watching the work
We sit with your team and watch the work happen. We pull the data ourselves and name the pain points with the people who feel them.
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3Build
First deploys
The first version of the agent goes live, built with your team in the room. We keep watching the work and start scoring the Map.
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4Build
Stabilize
We tune the agent on how your team uses it, and your people take on more of the build. The list of what to automate next grows and gets sorted by quarter.
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5Govern
Rules & review
The final version ships, with your team doing the steps and us checking. Security signs off. Your owner finishes training. We draft the Map.
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6Present
Handoff
A working session with your sponsor. You keep the Map and the build write-up, in your team's words. The agent keeps running, and your team presents its plan for the second.
Three choices, made on purpose.
AI projects usually stall for the same three reasons. We built the Foundation around them.
Deployment, by week six.
By week six, an agent is running in your company, doing work you can measure.
Measurement a board will accept.
The Map is scored on what we watched happen over five weeks, checked against what we've seen in other companies. That's why it holds up in front of your board.
Backed by a guarantee.
If your sponsor isn't happy, you don't pay. Full refund, no fine print.
What's in the box.
Everything below is included in one fixed price, on one invoice, with one team on the hook.
The Agentic Foundation.
Six weeks. One price. One working agent, a team that built it with us, and a plan for the second.
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Week 1–2
Discovery & shadowing
We sit with your team and watch the work, three to five sessions. That's how we find the agent worth building first.
$15,000Value -
Week 3–5
Agent build & deploy
One agent built and shipped, with your team doing more of the build each week. It posts in Slack and works on its own. Tuned until it's right.
$35,000Value -
Week 5–6
The Agentic Readiness Map
Your readiness scored across six areas, and a one-year plan for what to automate. Ready for the board.
$20,000Value -
Week 6
Sponsor working session
We present the Map and show the agent running. Your team presents its plan for the second.
$5,000Value -
Week 6
Internal owner coaching
One person on your team trained to run it all and build the next one: the prompts, the checks, the rules, the build itself.
$10,000Value -
Weeks 7–19
90 days of support
A direct Slack line to us for 90 days after handoff. Questions answered, the agent tuned, and a hand while your team builds the second.
$8,000Value -
Bonus · If You Continue
First Continuum month, included
If you continue, $20,000 of your fee counts as your first month of The Agentic Continuum, our ongoing partnership.
$20,000Value
Your sponsor is happy, or we don't get paid.
At week six, if your sponsor isn't happy, you say the word. If your check is still in our hands, we tear it up in front of you. If it's been cashed, you get a full refund within five business days. No fine print, and no "one more try." That's the Agentic Standard.
Who we're right for.
A firm that never says no takes work it shouldn't. So before you book, read both lists.
Book the call if this is you.
- You have an executive sponsor who can approve $48k
- You've tried chatbots. Now you want AI that acts on its own
- You want your own people building agents by the end, with us or without us
- Your problem is capacity: "we can't take on more without more people"
- You can decide in 30 to 90 days, not 6+ months
- Your team lives in Slack or Teams
- Your tools are modern enough for agents to read and write to them
The referral goes elsewhere if this is you.
- You want a strategy deck without deployment
- You want us to build it and keep your team out of the room
- You want someone to just "tell us what AI to buy"
- You're mid-dispute with another vendor over a failed project
- The decision needs 6+ people who aren't in the room yet
- Your budget is under $40k with no flexibility
- You're heavily regulated (HIPAA, PCI) and need deep compliance work first
Common questions, straight answers.
Six weeks, $48k, and a money-back guarantee raises questions. Here are the common ones.
What's the difference between AI and agents?
AI is the model: Claude, GPT, the engine. Most companies "have AI" as a chat window that waits for someone to type. An agent is that AI set up to act on its own: running on a schedule, watching your systems, posting in Slack, finishing tasks while your team sleeps. We build agents, and we set up the everyday AI around them, because an agent doesn't last in a team that has no AI habit.
Do you build it, or teach us to build it?
Both, in that order. We build the first agent with your team doing every step beside us. By week six the write-up is in your team's words, and the second agent is theirs to build, about two weeks of work with our support line open. We hold nothing back. There is no advanced tier and no toolkit we license later.
Why does it matter that you do this elsewhere?
Because most of what goes wrong has gone wrong somewhere before. We do this same work for many departments, in many companies and industries, so we arrive knowing which agents earn their keep in a finance team and which die in a marketing one, which rules teams keep and which they route around. You get that pattern on day one instead of buying it with your own budget.
What if we're not ready for agents?
If you're asking, you're readier than you think. Getting ready is what the six weeks builds. By week six it isn't a question anymore: an agent is running, your team knows how it was built, and the Map shows what to work on next.
How do you choose which agent to build first?
We don't pick from a catalog. In weeks one and two we watch three to five of your workflows, find the one worth automating first, and agree on it with your sponsor before writing any code. The agent is built for your work, from scratch, and we've built enough of them to know which workflows pay off first. The runner-up usually becomes your team's second agent.
What happens if our IT department blocks this?
We meet IT and security in week one. The agent runs on your infrastructure or ours, your choice, inside your existing rules, and go through any review your team needs. If deployment turns out to be impossible by week four, we pause and refund.
Why six weeks, specifically?
Long enough to watch the work and ship an agent that holds up. Short enough that there's a date on the calendar and a result to show. Six-month projects stall; six-week sprints finish.
What does the guarantee cover?
One thing: is your sponsor happy at the week-six session? If not, you don't pay, or you get refunded if you already did. No "good faith effort" clauses. Happy sponsor, or refund.
What happens after week six?
Three paths. (1) Continue with The Agentic Continuum, from $20k/month, first month included if you decide within 30 days. (2) Take it in-house and let us host for $2k/month, with fixes at $200/hour. (3) Run everything yourself. Whichever you pick, the second agent is your team's to build, and every path leaves you ahead of where you started.
45 minutes, straight answer.
One call. We talk about your work, where the first agent would go, and what we've seen work in companies like yours. If it fits, a proposal is in your inbox within 48 hours.
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