FOR US DEVELOPMENT AGENCY OWNERS

Ship the RAG systems, AI agents, and LLM features your clients are already asking for.

Senior engineers with YC and VC-backed company experience, deployed into your projects in 14-day sprints — white-label or alongside your team. You keep the client, the brand and the margin.

WE TAKE ON 4 NEW AGENCY PARTNERS PER MONTH

agent-run · tracelive
Ingest01

client query

Plan02

route + decompose

Retrieve03

hybrid search · top-k 8

Act04

3 tools called

Synthesize05

grounded answer + citations

0.00squery received — session 8f21c4, tenant: acme-clinical
0.04spii scrub + intent classify → search_availability
Groundedness
0.96
p95 latency
2.4s
Cost / run
$0.004
Eval pass
212/218
The gap

The AI work is already in your inbox. You’re quoting around it.

Your clients are asking for RAG systems, AI agents and LLM features. Most agencies pass, subcontract it badly, or stall the scope until the client goes somewhere else — not for lack of demand, but because the right people aren't in place.

01

Offshore teams cost more in rework than they ever save.

In practice

That is true of cheap teams. Ours are senior engineers who have shipped production AI at YC and VC-backed companies — they arrive with the judgment that prevents rework, not the rates that cause it.

02

Offering AI means hiring a six-figure engineer before you can sell a single project.

In practice

You sell the project first. We deploy into it in 14-day sprints. No bench payroll to carry through the slow months, no hire to justify before the revenue exists.

03

Nobody outside my team can be trusted in front of my client.

In practice

Then don't put us there. We work white-label under your brand and your process — or on calls beside you if you'd rather. The choice stays yours on every engagement.

Agency owners who once believed all three are now shipping AI builds under their own name.

What we build

The builds you've been quoting around.

Not demos. Production systems with evals, guardrails and observability — the parts that decide whether your client renews or blames you.

The sprint lifecycle

Consult, scope, build, ship. Then we stay on.

Day 0

You bring the scope. We tell you if it's real.

An RFP, a client request, a project you half-quoted and stalled on. We tell you what's buildable, what isn't, and what it costs.

  • Honest read on whether the client's data supports the feature
  • One sprint or two, said out loud rather than discovered later
  • No charge, no obligation
scope triage
buildable — retrieval over contract archive
buildable — approval-gated agent on their API
needs 2 sprints — multi-tenant access rules
not yet — no consistent source identifier
Proof

We've already been the backend team on this exact setup.

Shipped as the engineering team behind other agencies, and directly for the operators who use them.

FeaturedClinical placement platform

Rotation Match Network

Came to us as outsourced work through a US agency — after their client had already lost money on developers in the Philippines.

A secure workspace for clinical placements and compliance: students request rotations, preceptors review them, and admins verify documents in one place — with search across specialty, location and start date. We ran the go-to-market alongside the build, so the platform had supply and demand on it from launch rather than after it.

Matching engineCompliance & documentsRole-based portalsGTM strategy
$12K+
revenue in 4 months
excluding preceptorship fees
60+
students matched
within 3 months
20+
preceptors onboarded
within 3 months
Who you get

Senior engineers. Not a bench of juniors with a senior on the invoice.

The rework you've been burned by offshore comes from seniority, not geography. This is the part we don't compromise on.

01

Shipped production AI, not demos

Every engineer has taken LLM systems to production at YC or VC-backed companies — where a hallucinated answer had a customer attached to it.

02

You meet them before they start

No bait-and-switch between the sales call and the sprint. You talk to the engineer who will be in your repo.

03

Dedicated, with real overlap

Not split across five projects. We hold hours that overlap your working day, so review cycles take hours instead of days.

04

They stay after launch

The engineer who built it handles the bugs and build issues that surface once real users arrive.

Stack we work in

OpenAIAnthropicLangChainLlamaIndexpgvectorPineconeWeaviateNext.jsFastAPINode.jsPostgresRedisLangSmithTemporalAWSVercelDockerSupabaseOpenAIAnthropicLangChainLlamaIndexpgvectorPineconeWeaviateNext.jsFastAPINode.jsPostgresRedisLangSmithTemporalAWSVercelDockerSupabase
Questions

What agency owners ask first.

Yes. We work in your repo, under your brand, inside your process — your client never needs to know we exist. If you'd rather introduce us as your AI team on calls, that works too. You decide per engagement, and you can change your mind.

The rework you paid for came from seniority, not geography. Every engineer here has shipped production AI at YC or VC-backed companies, you meet them before the sprint starts, and scope is locked in writing on day 2 — so 'we thought you meant something else' stops being possible.

That's the normal case. We make the architecture decisions, document what we built and why, and walk your team through it in the final days of the sprint. The goal is that you can maintain and sell it without us — and call us when you want the next thing built.

Only if you ask us to. Default is that everything goes through you and your client sees your brand on every deliverable.

A working RAG system over a real document set with evals and citations. An agent that calls your client's existing APIs with approval gates. An LLM feature inside an app you already built. Not a full platform from zero — and we'll tell you on the consultation if your scope needs two sprints instead of one.

We stay on for bugs and build issues, so you're not left explaining a broken deploy to your client. If there's more to build, we scope the next sprint. If there isn't, you owe us nothing until there is.

We take on 4 new agency partners a month, so it depends on when you ask. Book the consultation and we'll tell you the real date, not an optimistic one.

Want to stop turning down AI projects?

Bring the scope you’re unsure about — an RFP, a client request, a half-quoted project. We’ll tell you what’s buildable, what it takes, and whether it fits in one sprint. No charge for the call.

4 NEW AGENCY PARTNERS PER MONTH