Services · Three ways to work with us

Engagements that end on milestones, not dates.

Pick the entry point that matches where you are. Most teams start with a Discovery Sprint.

01 / 2 weeks

Discovery Sprint

We meet your team, your data, your constraints. You get an architecture, a Precision eval plan, and an honest call on whether to proceed.

What you get

  • Technical architecture diagram
  • Precision eval plan (functional + safety)
  • Compliance posture assessment
  • Risk register and honest go/no-go
  • Fixed-scope proposal for 0→1

Best for

Founders with a thesis but no architecture, or teams unsure whether to build or buy.

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02 / 12–20 weeks

Zero to PMF

Full-stack engagement. Two engineers, a designer, a forward-deployed lead. Foundation → Alpha → Production-harden → PMF hunt.

What you get

  • Production-grade application
  • Precision eval suite running in CI
  • Compliance architecture (HIPAA / DPDP / SOC 2)
  • Weekly Friday demos and eval reports
  • Clean handover or conversion to Embedded Pod

Best for

Teams shipping their first AI product, or replacing a stalled internal effort.

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03 / Quarterly, renewable

Embedded Pod

After 0→1. We stay embedded as a long-term engineering partner. New features, scale, second-product builds, on-call rotation if you need it.

What you get

  • Continued production engineering
  • Quarterly roadmap and OKR co-authoring
  • Eval suite expansion and ownership
  • Incident response and postmortem loop
  • Hiring support for your in-house team

Best for

Companies that found PMF and need senior bandwidth without a 6-month hiring cycle.

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Operating Principles

Evals or it didn't ship.

Every feature has a Precision eval before it merges. CI enforces it. No exceptions for demo day.

Compliance as architecture.

HIPAA, DPDP, and SOC 2 postures are designed into the first commit — not bolted on before launch.

Friday demos are non-negotiable.

Every week, a working demo and an eval report. Not a slide deck. Evidence that the product moved.

Postmortems become regressions.

Every production incident gets written up and added to the eval suite. The same bug never ships twice.