Agentic workflow deployment

Deploy agents into real engineering work.

We help teams turn agent experiments into controlled workflows across repos, tickets, reviews, CI, chat, and approvals.

Custom deploymentOne governed path

Your tools, agents, permissions, handoffs, and checkpoints wired together.

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Control plane preview

Work is visible while it is happening.

A workflow is not a prompt chain. It is an operating path where agents claim work, pass through gates, expose blockers, recover from failure, and stay inside the intent set by humans.

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What we can build

Start wherever the work already breaks.

The scope can be a single engineering path or a connected set of workflows across the organisation. We shape the system around the outcome, not a fixed template.

Engineering delivery

Turn epics, bugs, reviews, releases, and internal delivery paths into governed agent workflows that fit your stack.

Systems integration

Connect repos, tickets, docs, CI, chat, approvals, and custom tools so agents can move work without losing context.

Control and transfer

Define what agents can do, when humans approve, how actions are explained, and how your team extends the workflow after handoff.

Deployment sprint

Built like a deployment engagement, not an AI workshop.

We work inside your current engineering motion: understand the work, shape the agent paths, connect the required systems, set the guardrails, and leave behind workflows your team can inspect, change, and extend.

01Assess

Map goals, teams, systems, tools, and where agent work currently breaks.

02Architect

Turn the work into agent paths, checkpoints, permissions, and recovery loops.

03Build

Wire the workflows into repos, issues, reviews, docs, CI, chat, and agents.

04Operate

Track output, drift, rework, approval load, and where to expand next.

Typical builds

Representative workflow shapes.

Examples of the guarded engineering paths we set up across repos, reviews, CI, and approvals.

Ticket to PR path

A guarded engineering path across intake, planning, implementation, review, QA, and merge gates.

Release and approval flow

A multi-touchpoint workflow spanning CI, human approvals, release checks, and post-merge follow-through.

FAQ

Questions teams ask before we build.

Deployment, guardrails, scope, and pricing are shaped around the workflow you need.

What do you actually build?

We design and wire custom agent workflows for engineering work across intake, planning, implementation, review, QA, approvals, release paths, and cross-tool handoffs.

Do you work inside our current tools?

Yes. We shape the workflow around the stack you already use across repos, issue trackers, docs, CI, chat, and internal approval paths.

How do guardrails work?

We define allowed actions, ownership rules, human checkpoints, and recovery loops so agents can move work without drifting out of scope.

Can this cover more than one workflow?

Yes. We can start with one path or design a connected set of workflows across the engineering motion, depending on where the operational value is.

How is pricing handled?

Pricing is scoped per request. It includes the platform costs and the workflow build work required for your environment.

What happens after launch?

You are left with a working path your team can inspect, extend, and operate, along with a clearer view of where to add the next controlled workflow.

Talk to us

Tell us where agents should create controlled output.

Good fits are teams already using AI coding tools, but missing the scaffolding that lets agents work across systems without drift, unsafe actions, or manual reassembly.

  • Custom workflows and touchpoints in scope
  • Human approvals and permissions by design
  • Clear output measures from the start