Agentic Standard · 2026

AI that works inside your company, by week six.

Most companies have tried AI. Few have made it stick. The tools were installed, but nobody's day-to-day changed. We fix that. We train your people and wire AI into the workflows they already use. Then we deploy agents that hand hours back.

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Why This Exists

The tools arrived. The way you work didn't change.

We've spent ten years in enterprise AI: building it, selling it, and rolling it out. We kept seeing the same story. Good tools, money spent, and six months later, nobody using any of it.

The problem was never the people or the tools. It's that nobody changed the daily work itself: the habits, and who owns what. That's where AI sticks or dies, and it's the part nobody invests in.

That's the work we do. We make AI part of how your team works every day. Then we hand you the keys: working agents and a team that runs them without us.

If you've tried AI and it didn't stick, you're not behind. You're exactly who we built this for.

The Practice

Four things, done together.

01

Train the team

Before anything runs on its own, your people build a daily AI habit: how to prompt, how to check the output, what's safe to share.

02

Put AI where work happens

AI inside Slack, email, and your CRM, so nobody has to open another tab.

03

Deploy the agents

Agents that work on their own inside limits you set, with full logs and an owner on your team.

04

Set the rules, hand it off

You keep the rules and the tests. Your team knows how to use both, so you never need us to keep it running.

How It Works

Six weeks to working AI. Then you choose.

Everything starts with a six-week sprint at a fixed price. By the end, AI is doing the work and you have a plan for the year. Then you pick what happens next.

Weeks 1–6

The Agentic Foundation

We watch how your team works, then deploy two or three agents on the workflows that cost you most. You also get the Agentic Readiness Map: a one-year plan for what to automate next.

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Week 6

The Working Session

Your sponsor sees the agents running and the Map presented. If the work isn't good, you don't pay. If it is, the next step is obvious.

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Months 2–12+

The Agentic Continuum

The ongoing partnership. We keep shipping agents and coaching your team, with results reported quarterly. You renew because it works.

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The Standard

The beliefs.

Three of the seven beliefs we work by. Each one is a lesson we learned the hard way. They shape how we work, and who we're right for.

01

The gap is human.

The model works fine. What breaks is the workflow around it, and the habit that never formed. Our product is the bridge between the tech and the way your team actually works.

03

Hire agents like employees.

Think "we hired someone." An agent needs a job description, a boss, and reviews. Get that right and the rest follows.

06

You should be able to fire us.

Every engagement ends with one question: could you run this without us? If you can't, we haven't finished the job.

To Begin

A 45-minute call to scope the work.

No pitch deck. We talk about your work, and where the first agents would go. If it fits, you get a proposal within 48 hours.

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