You shipped something with AI. Find out what you actually shipped.

Two fixed-price audits, each answering exactly one question. Is the app you built without a developer safe to put in front of real users? And is the manual work you’re about to automate actually worth automating? 5 business days. The price is on the page.

Services beyond the audits

The audits are the fastest way to start. Once we know what you’re dealing with, this is the work that usually follows.

Business consulting

Where AI fits into how you already work, and where it doesn’t. You get a recommendation with numbers attached, not a slide deck.

Employee training

Hands-on sessions that teach your team to use AI tools on their own work, with your documents and your processes as the examples.

Software development

Building the thing, or fixing the thing you built. Bounded scopes, fixed prices, and something working early enough that you can still change your mind.

MCP server development

Model Context Protocol servers that let AI assistants read and act on your own systems: your database, your CRM, your internal tools.

AI agent planning

Working out which parts of a process an agent can own, what it needs access to, and what has to stay with a person.

Process auditing

A close look at one process you already know is broken, for when a full Workflow Audit is more than you need.

Who signs the report

Myles O'Connor

Myles O’Connor — 15 years building production software, including engineering leadership at venture-backed startups and multiple apps shipped to the App Store and Google Play.

The audits run on agent tooling because that part genuinely is faster. But every finding is read by a person before it reaches you, and that person is me. If something in the report is wrong, there’s one name to ask about it, not a support queue.

Not sure which audit you need? Ask.