How an engagement works
A typical engagement runs 6–8 weeks: we audit your workloads, design the agent and the compute it runs on, deploy into your environment, and hand it over with training. The deployment follows a four-phase pattern that suits lean teams because it never bets the operation on an unproven step.
The four phases
Phase 1: Discover
Select one process. Baseline it properly: volumes, handling time, cost per case, error and rework rates. Agree what success looks like in numbers before anything is built.
Phase 2: Pilot
Deploy agents on live volume with a human approving every action at first, then grant graduated autonomy as accuracy proves out. Measure weekly against the baseline. The pilot ends with a decision, not a demo: scale, adjust or stop.
Phase 3: Scale
Extend to adjacent processes. Marginal cost falls with each addition because the platform, integrations and team capability are shared.
Phase 4: Optimise
Review exceptions monthly, re-baseline quarterly, and reinvest the released capacity where it earns the most.
What you get at handover
You own everything: the agents, the models, the hardware, the documentation. Docs, training and keys included — you own the lot. After handover there is no licence fee and no usage meter; the only ongoing cost is your own power bill.
If AgentOS 98 disappeared tomorrow, you would keep everything: code, models, hardware and docs. That is the point.
BOOK A WORKLOAD AUDIT
Book a 45-minute workload audit. We'll map where agents genuinely pay off, what the hardware costs, and if it's not the right move, we'll say so.