Agentic Development
AI built it. Will it survive production?
AI agents can build software. They can't tell you what they got wrong. We review, harden, and ship the systems your team built with Claude, Cursor, and whatever comes next. And we teach you how to do it yourselves.
Our Approach
Agents are good at writing code that runs. They're not as good at writing code that survives. The first user with a real edge case. The first time someone tries to break it. That's where AI-built systems fall over. We work two ways. Production review: bring us what your team built. We read the code, find what's missing, fix what's wrong, and get it ready to ship. You keep your speed and we keep you off the front page. Workshops: we train your team to do this themselves. How to prompt an agent so the output holds up in production. How to spot the failure modes agents create. How to set up the guardrails: tests, types, CI, monitoring. That's what turns AI into a tool the team trusts.
This is for you if...
Do any of these sound familiar?
Vibe-coded MVP, real users next week
Your non-technical founder built the product with an AI agent. It demos beautifully. You need to know what breaks the moment a real user touches it.
Business team automating with AI
Your operations team is wiring up agents that touch real customer data. You want a second pair of eyes before something gets shipped that shouldn't.
Engineers shipping faster with agents
Your developers are using Claude and Cursor. The output is mostly fine, sometimes not. You want a review process before AI-generated code hits production.
What's Included
- Production review of AI-built code
- Hardening and remediation
- Workshops on agentic development
- Ongoing technical gatekeeping
What Changes
- Code that doesn't fall over on the first real edge case
- A team that knows how to prompt and guard against agent failure modes
- AI becomes a tool the team trusts, not a liability