How an AI agent implementation runs in six weeks
From first conversation to a team that works with AI agents on its own. What happens week by week and what we need from you.
Companies often ask us what a project looks like in practice. How much time do they need to free up themselves? When will they see results? Here is how it runs, week by week. Everything happens online.
Before we start: the free scan
We schedule a one-hour video call. You tell us which work keeps getting left. We ask questions about your code, your team and the way you work. Afterwards you receive a short written scan with our assessment: where you can save time, how much, and what it costs. If there is nothing to gain, we tell you that too.
Week 1: getting to know your code
We get limited access to your codebase. We read the code, look at how you currently test and deploy, and draw up a list of tasks suited to agents. Together we choose the first three.
What we need from you: access, and an hour for a conversation with your developers.
Weeks 2 and 3: setting up and first results
We set up the agents, tailored to your code and your rules. The first tasks are carried out. Your team receives the proposals just as they would from a colleague, and reviews them.
What we need from you: time to review proposals. We measure how much.
Week 4: adjusting
We look at what worked and what didn't. Which tasks produced good proposals? Where did your team have to correct too much? We adjust the settings and instructions.
Week 5: your team learns to work on its own
In short online sessions, your developers learn to give the agents tasks themselves. How to write a good task. How to review quickly. When it is better not to use an agent.
Week 6: measuring and handing over
We finish with a trial that has a measurable goal, for example clearing fifty open tasks. Then we lay out the figures: how many tasks, how many hours saved, how much review time. You receive a report and documentation. After that you can carry on yourself, or we choose management and support together.
What it costs
An implementation costs from the amount on our pricing page. You know in advance what you will pay. No surprises.