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Senior engineers, no staff augmentation
Every engagement is led by people who have shipped this category before. We are a lab, not a body shop. No interns, no offshore proxy.
★ ENTERPRISESenior engineers · multi-phase programsFull source ownership
ENTERPRISE · CUSTOM ENGAGEMENTEnterprise software, built by senior engineers.
Custom software for B2B and regulated industries. Direct integration, eval-first, with full source ownership at handoff. Multi-phase programs, fixed price per phase, no framework lock-in.
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Cycle
Multi-phase · per-phase fixed price
Stack
Your IDP · your VPC · your auditors
Output
Production code + evals
Handoff
Full source · 90-day warranty
[WHAT WE BUILD FOR ENTERPRISE]
Four engagement shapes.
Most enterprise asks land in one of these. We will tell you honestly if your work fits, and what to do instead if it does not.
01 · WEB
Web applications
Auth, roles, data, workflows. Typed end to end. Long-lived, maintainable, owned by your team.
Read more02 · SAASSaaS products
Multi-tenancy, billing, RBAC built in from day one. The foundation that lets feature work ship fast.
Read more03 · INTERNALInternal tools
Admin panels, dashboards, ops tools that retire the spreadsheet without skipping audit and permissions.
Read more04 · LLMEnterprise LLM
SSO, RBAC, audit trails, PII redaction at the proxy. Vendor-neutral so your CISO is not locked to one model.
Read more[WHY ENTERPRISE TEAMS PICK US]
Four promises in writing.
Stated up front because they are easy to verify after the build. These are commitments, not aspirations.
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Fixed price per phase, written scope
Every phase has a written scope and a fixed number. Sprint or multi-phase program, the rule is the same: smallest valuable thing first, runbook for everything else. You can plan around the milestones and the numbers.
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Direct integration, no framework lock-in
We integrate against the model and the data the same way we integrate against Postgres: typed contracts, eval-gated, observable. No LangChain in the path you have to maintain.
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Full source ownership at handoff
Your team gets the code, the test suite, the eval pipeline, and the runbook. We are not retained. The build does not depend on us being in the room.
[COMPLIANCE + RESIDENCY]
We build for review, not against it.
The proxy, the audit pipeline, and the prompt log are scoped to your requirements at week one. The build passes legal and security review because it was designed for the second meeting, not just the first demo.
SOC 2 friendlyHIPAA friendlyISO 27001 friendlyGDPR · CCPAData residency US / EUYour IDP · your VPC
[METHODOLOGY · K-FRAMEWORK]Integrated through the
Integrated through the
K-Framework.
Every model we integrate runs through the same operating system. Three pillars, sixteen layers, one Compound Growth Loop. The methodology that keeps AI work from rotting after the first ship.
Read the K-Framework01
Foundations
Direct API integration with the model. No LangChain, no orchestration vendor, no agent framework built on quicksand. Typed contracts, the same way we wire up Postgres.
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Amplification
An eval suite built from your real tasks gates every prompt and model change. Quality is measured before it ships, not vibed in a demo.
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Judgment
Governance, audit, and oversight wired in from day one. Who called what, with which prompt version, at what cost. Your auditors get answers, not screenshots.
[OBSERVABILITY]
Observability your team can read.
A model in production without observability is roulette. We instrument every integration so engineering and finance can see the same numbers, and so a regression at 3am surfaces before a customer opens a ticket.
Instrumented
Cost per call
Tokens in, tokens out, dollars spent. Sliced by feature, tenant, and route. Budgets enforced where it matters.
Instrumented
Latency p50 / p95 / p99
Real distributions, not averages. We know which routes are slow, and why.
Instrumented
Eval pass rates
The same eval suite that gates a release runs continuously in production. A regression on real traffic surfaces fast.
Instrumented
Prompt + completion logs
PII scrubbed at the proxy, shipped to your SIEM. Retention controls match your compliance window.
Dashboards your team owns, not ours. At handoff you get the queries, the alerts, and the runbook. We are not in the path to read your metrics.
[HOW EACH PHASE RUNS]
Per phase, four chapters.
Each phase ships on the same rhythm. Programs are sequenced phases of this shape, each with its own written scope and fixed price.
WK 01
Scope and contract
Two senior engineers in a room with the people who will use the build. We name the smallest shippable thing and write it down. The eval bar is set the same week.
WK 02 - 06
Build on tested foundations
Postgres, types, CI, and observability from the first commit. Eval pipelines run on every PR. Weekly demos to the buyer plus a live staging URL.
WK 07
Eval before launch
An eval suite over your real inputs. We block ship on regressions, not vibe checks. Audit log of every model call, every prompt change.
WK 08
Handoff with ownership
Production deploy, your team holds the keys, a runbook printed and reviewed in person, 90-day warranty in writing.
[WHAT YOU GET]
What the engagement leaves behind.
Per phase
Fixed price, written scope
100%
Source ownership at every milestone
Eval-gated
Tested before it ships
90 days
Post-launch warranty
[COMMON QUESTIONS]
Things the buyer side usually wants in writing.
- What sectors do you work in?
- B2B SaaS, financial services, healthcare, legal, marketplaces, and manufacturing. The constant is regulated or high-stakes data and a team that wants to own the build after we leave.
- Who owns the code, the prompts, and the evals?
- Your team, from week one. The repository is yours, the eval pipeline is yours, and the runbook is printed and handed over at week eight. No licensing tail, no hosted dependency on us.
- What about data residency and compliance?
- We build inside your VPC and your IDP, with the proxy and audit pipeline scoped to your retention and residency requirements. We have shipped engagements with SOC 2, HIPAA, and ISO-aligned architectures.
- How long does a typical enterprise program run?
- Two to four phases is common, sequenced over six to twelve months. Each phase has its own written scope and fixed price. No open-ended retainers. The reason: it keeps incentives aligned and forces clarity at every milestone about what is being built and why.
- Do you take equity?
- No. Cash, fixed price, written scope. It keeps the conversation honest.
SENIOR ENGINEERS · APPLIED KBring the brief.
Bring the brief.
We will bring the build.
A 15-minute intro is the cheapest way to find out if we are the right lab. No deck, no pre-call form, no follow-up sequence.
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