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Tell us what you're trying to build.

We reply within one business day with a short, honest read on whether we're the right team for it.

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Before you write.

Who is a good fit?

Engineering-led startups and scale-ups shipping AI or Azure platforms, and enterprises that want senior practitioners rather than a pyramid delivery model. If you need a 40-person factory or a pure staff-aug bench, we will say so and point you elsewhere.

Who is not a good fit?

Teams that only want a slide deck, a weekend prototype with no path to production, or the lowest bid on a large RFP. We also decline work outside our competence rather than learning on your critical path.

How do engagements start?

A short written read on fit (within one business day), then a fixed-scope discovery (typically 2–3 weeks) that produces architecture options, risks, and a costed plan. Build work is milestone-based; advisory can be a monthly retainer.

What does discovery usually cost?

Most discoveries land in the lower budget bands on our contact form (often under $30k–$80k depending on system complexity and access). We publish rates in the SOW — no mystery line items.

Who does the work?

A team of four senior experts. Engagements are staffed by people who have shipped similar systems — not juniors supervised from a distance after kickoff.

Do you only work on Azure and Microsoft stacks?

Azure and Microsoft estates are our deepest muscle. Model providers and coworker tools are chosen for the problem — Grok, Claude / Claude Cowork, Copilot Cowork, OpenAI, open-source via Azure/vLLM, LangGraph, and related agent stacks. We will not force Azure if another cloud is already your platform of record without a migration mandate.

Who owns the IP and the code?

You do, under the MSA/SOW. We design for handoff: IaC, docs, runbooks, and eval harnesses your team can run without us.

Remote or on-site?

Remote-default from Miami, serving North America and LATAM. On-site when workshops, war-rooms, or executive alignment actually benefit from being in the room.