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Three types of agentic organisations.

Start fresh with an off-the-shelf business. Integrate a team of agents into the business you already run. Or have an agentic organisation designed and built to your requirements.

1. A pre-fabricated organisation for entrepreneurs

For someone who wants to start a business but does not have the time, resources or the know-how to set one up. The first type we offer is the off-the-shelf software company: our own product lab, set up as your instance with your backlog, your channel and your console, and you as CEO.

Lab orchestrator

Owns the pipeline from opportunity to launch: discovery, build go/no-go, the launch plan, the validation gates.

Lead engineer and crew

An implementer, a reviewer and a tester, plus an instrumentation agent. Merges are gated in code on review and test verdicts.

Lead designer

Screens, flows, prototypes and design-system upkeep.

Social and support

Posting and replies under publishing caps; user support and bug reproduction.

Chief of staff

Runs the board, the daily digest, and the short list of things that need you.

The method

Discovery before build, the four product risks, one build in flight, eight weeks to launch, a 90-day validation window with measured gates.

It cannot run itself. A CEO gives direction and takes the decisions at the gates: what to start, whether to build, whether to continue. The organisation does the rest.

Price. A monthly subscription plus inference metered by token (token cost + 10% fee). You pay for the organisation and for what it uses; usage can vary, which is why inference is metered rather than bundled. Ask for the current figure.

2. A pre-fabricated organisation integrated into your existing business

For a firm that has tried AI, has agents or assistants, but lacks the collective: the agents do not connect to the firm's tools and data, individual tasks speed up but team output remains stagnant, and nobody has visibility of the end-to-end process. The expected benefits never materialise.

Configured around how you already work

The roles your firm needs, the shared backlog your people and the agents work from, memory, rules and governance set to your needs, and outcome tracking so you can see whether it is working.

Your people direct, judge and approve

The agents take the work where humans were not adding value, hand work to each other and to humans, and bring decisions to the accountable individual. Our first set of organisation types (after software company) will be for: design agencies, law firms, accountancies and real-estate agencies.

Price. A configured instance on subscription plus metered inference, with our consulting billed at EUR 960 (ex VAT) per day: the days needed to configure and tune it.

3. A custom organisation

For requirements the pre-fabricated shapes do not meet: workflows nobody has configured before, regulated data that must stay under EU law or on infrastructure with a signable counterparty, systems that must run fully on-chain, integrations no connector provides.

It starts with advisory

We show you the organisation we run, live: the backlog, the roles, the gates, the memory and the decision register, the costs. Not slides.

We map your work

The same way we mapped our own: activities, then tasks, then which decisions must reach a person and which an agent runs on its own.

We design the organisation

Roles and what each escalates, the backlog, memory and rules, governance set to your needs, the tooling, and how you will know whether it is working. Your people can build from that design, or we can do it together.

Built on the same runtime and rules

Senior engineers direct our own agent organisation to build yours, with the infrastructure placed by what your data demands: your cloud, EU-hosted infrastructure with a Dutch counterparty, or fully on-chain on the Internet Computer.

Price. Fixed-price advisory days at EUR 960 (ex VAT); you own the design. Build work at EUR 120 per hour (ex VAT); quoted per organisation.

You can build the agents yourselves. Who builds the organisation?

Standing up an agent is the cheap part. What takes the time is the organisation around it: which work goes to which role, what a person must decide, how the agents hand work to each other and to people, how memory, rules and spend are governed, and how you know whether it is working. We spent a year building that for ourselves. You can have it designed in days and your people can build on top of it.

Which one fits?

Tell us what you run, or what you want to run. We reply ourselves within a day and say which of the three fits, or that none does.