Team size
How we work Agentic
The agentic company
AI agents write our code, handle support, create content and run our SEO. Here's how that works.
In short
Small team.
Lots of help.
We're a few people running multiple companies. Agents take the repetitive work, so we can focus on what to build next.
Products shipped
4+ and growing
Agent coverage
Dev, ops, support
Philosophy
Humans direct, agents execute
Agentic development
Agents write the code
Agents write code, review pull requests, generate tests and deploy to production. Our engineers decide what gets built and how it fits together. The boring parts are automated.
- AI code generation
- Automated code review
- Test generation
- CI/CD automation
- Production monitoring
Agentic operations
Agents keep things running
Customer emails get answered by agents. Blog posts get drafted and optimized automatically. SEO runs on pipelines we built once. We check in on the results, not the process.
- AI customer support
- Content automation
- SEO pipelines
- Analytics & reporting
- Workflow orchestration
Agentic product building
Agents test the idea first
Before we write production code, agents research the market, analyze competitors and prototype rough versions. We've killed ideas at this stage that would have wasted months. That's the point.
- Market research
- Idea validation
- Rapid prototyping
- Competitive analysis
- User testing
The stack
Behind the agents
LLMs do the thinking. We built orchestration on top that sends each task to the right agent. Workflows are reusable across all our companies, so what we build for one product works for the next.
- LLMs
- Custom orchestration
- Pre-built workflows
- Cross-product infrastructure
- Autonomous decision making
Questions
Good to know
What does agentic mean?
Most companies use AI as a helper. We gave agents actual responsibilities. They write and review code, answer customer questions, publish content and monitor production. If something can run without a human checking in every day, an agent runs it.
Why work this way?
We're a few people running multiple companies. Without agents, we'd need a much bigger team. With them, we spend our time on product decisions instead of repetitive tasks.
Do people still make the decisions?
Yes. Humans direct, agents execute. Our engineers decide what gets built and how it fits together, and we check in on the results.
What do agents cover today?
Development, operations and support. That means code, reviews, tests and deploys, plus customer emails, content, SEO and reporting.
Does the work carry over between products?
Yes. Our workflows are reusable across all our companies, so a support workflow we built for one product works for the next one too.