AI Coding Rollout

Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor made reliable for your whole team — the context layer, repo skills, evals, CI gates, and training.

Price
From $12K
Timeline
3–10 weeks (Foundation → Org Scale)
Terms
Fixed scope
The engagement

We roll out AI coding your team can trust — the files agents read first, and the gates that catch them when they're wrong.

Foundation writes the context layer: AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md, DESIGN.md, codebase maps, repo-specific skills, and your test, PR, and security conventions. Org Scale adds MCP, evals, CI agent-gates, multi-agent workflows, observability, and team training.

Vendor-neutral by design: the same rollout makes Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and Gemini reliable in your repo. You own every file, and your team is trained on all of it.

Week by week
Week 101

Immersion

We read the codebase the way an agent has to — architecture, module boundaries, and the conventions that live only in your team's heads.

Weeks 2–402

Foundation

We write AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md, and DESIGN.md, map the repo, build repo-specific skills, and set the test, PR, and permission guardrails.

Weeks 5–803

Org Scale

MCP and tool integrations, the eval and regression suite, CI agent-gates on every PR, multi-agent workflows, and observability.

Weeks 9–1004

Rollout

Team training, workflow redesign, and a runbook — then we walk the whole team through every file before handover.

Scope

What the engagement covers

AGENTS.md / CLAUDE.md01
  • Stack, architecture, conventions
  • Build + test + deploy commands
  • What the model must never assume

Agents stop re-guessing your conventions on every run — the first file they read is the source of truth.

DESIGN.md02
  • Design tokens + type scale
  • Component + section patterns
  • Accessibility rules

UI changes land on-system the first time, instead of inventing a fifth button style.

Codebase maps03
  • Module + package boundaries
  • Where features actually live
  • Data + control flow

Agents navigate a large repo without losing the thread across package boundaries.

Repo skills04
  • Your recurring tasks
  • Task-to-file playbooks
  • Reusable prompts + steps

The tasks your team does weekly become one-command skills any agent can run.

Testing + PR conventions05
  • Test patterns + fixtures
  • PR template + checks
  • Your definition of done

Agent PRs arrive shaped like your team's — reviewable, tested, and scoped.

Security boundaries06
  • Secret + token scope
  • Tool + MCP permissions
  • What agents may touch

Agents operate inside explicit boundaries — no unscoped access to production.

What you keep

What you receive

Tangible artifacts you keep, whether or not you continue past this engagement.

Deliverables · 8 included
  1. 01AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md, DESIGN.md tuned to your stack
  2. 02Architecture + codebase maps
  3. 033–8 repo-specific skills
  4. 04Testing + pull-request conventions
  5. 05Security + permission policy
  6. 06Org Scale: MCP integrations, eval harness, CI agent-gates
  7. 07Org Scale: multi-agent workflows, observability, team training
  8. 08Team walkthrough + handover docs

The rollout, delivered as real files and gates — not a wiki page.

The files agents read first, the skills that automate your recurring work, the guardrails that keep output on-pattern, and — at Org Scale — the evals, CI agent-gates, and observability that keep a whole org in control. A sample is shown; yours is written against your repo.

The files we write

AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md, DESIGN.md, and the rules agents read before they touch a line.

Context libraryIllustrative inventory
presentAGENTS.md

root + per-package

A repo skill

Your recurring tasks, encoded as one-command skills any agent can run.

skills/ship-feature/SKILL.mdImplementation reference
---name: ship-featurewhen: adding a user-facing feature--- ## Steps1. Scaffold under src/components/<feature>2. Wire the route + nav (header + footer)3. Add tests; run `bun run check`4. Open a PR with the feature template

The implementation is adapted to the qualified workflow and reviewed before release.

The merge gate

A representative gate policy: required evidence, explicit review, and hard blocks where risk changes.

ci · gate policyIllustrative states
Selected casetests + typecheck

required

Input
Representative case
Evidence
Trace and expected outcome

The states demonstrate the review UI. They are not evaluation results.

The acceptance policy

What an agent change must prove before the team accepts it.

.agents/policies/acceptance.mdImplementation reference
# Agent change acceptance Required- scoped to the requested outcome- tests cover changed behavior- eval evidence is attached Review when- permissions or tool access expand- generated output changes policy Block when- evidence is missing or checks regress

The implementation is adapted to the qualified workflow and reviewed before release.

Illustrative product scenes · never client results

Plus: A team walkthrough of every file · handover docs · 30 days of async Q&A while your team beds it in.

Fit

Built for

VP Engineering

Standardizing agent conventions across repos

One context standard every team inherits, instead of ten engineers each tuning their own.

Staff engineer

Owning a large, load-bearing codebase

A repo an agent can navigate reliably — so AI accelerates the team instead of adding review load.

Platform team

Making a monorepo agent-legible

Maps, skills, and boundaries that scale agent work across every package.

FAQ

Questions, answered

Common questions

Start here

Start with one useful decision.

Bring the workflow and the person responsible. We scope the exact number with you, and sign a mutual NDA before any code or data is shared.

From $12K · 3–10 weeks (Foundation → Org Scale)