One workflow. One working skill. One to two weeks.
The First Skill Sprint takes the single task that costs your team the most time and turns it into a governed AI skill that runs — built into the tools you already use, with a human review step at every stage. Fixed scope. Fixed price. No open-ended engagement.
Pick the task your team dreads.
The one with too many steps, the one that makes people lose a morning, the one that's done slightly differently by every person who touches it. We map it, build it into a skill, test it on your real data, and leave you with something your team uses on Monday.
A skill is a set of clear, repeatable instructions — a markdown file — that tells Claude exactly how to do that task, your way. It's not a demo. It runs in your environment, on your workflow, with your people.
No padding. Just the deliverables.
- One workflow mapped, end to end, with the time it currently costs measured before we build.
- One governed skill, built and tested on your real data.
- A human review step at every stage — draft, then your team approves.
- Documentation any developer can read and maintain.
- A working result your team can use immediately, and a clear view of what a bigger engagement would add.
What to expect
What we touch, what you touch.
We build the skill, the connections, and the review steps. Your team spends a few hours — reviewing outputs, telling us where the draft is wrong, approving what goes live. That's it. You stay in the work; you don't disappear into a project.
You stay in charge.
Nothing the skill produces goes anywhere without a person approving it. Draft, then review. You're the gate. That's not a setting we add at the end — it's how we build from the first line.
What happens when it breaks.
If a tool you connect to changes something and the skill needs a fix, you tell us and we fix it for the term of the engagement. And because the skill is a readable markdown file, any developer you ever hire can maintain or change it. You're not locked in to us.
Where it leads.
Most people do a Sprint to see one real result before they commit to anything bigger. If it works, the Flagship Pilot takes the same approach across a team and a fuller workflow. If it doesn't, you've spent a fixed, small amount to find out — and you own everything we built. Either way, you come out ahead of where a slide deck would have left you.
Tell us the task you'd hand off first.
Fixed scope, fixed price, one to two weeks. The smallest real thing that proves the point.