The practice
Built to put agents into the company you already run.
A small technical architecture practice. We redesign one high-value workflow, deploy it into production, then expand on the same runtime.
How it is run
Founder-led. Close to the work.
Antoine Nehme. You work with the person who architects the system — not a delivery bench behind a pitch.
The first engagement is one workflow that can prove value. If it cannot, we say so. If it can, we build it, then stay on the architecture as it expands.
Proof
Planning and operations systems in production environments that could not miss a day. Built on the stack already in place.
Origin
Formed from the inside of the operation.
The work started inside large organisations, on systems that already ran production. Not advising on them. Building them. Some of that was aerospace. The constraint was the same: a miss costs the operation, not a workshop.
That is why the practice exists. Agents belong where the work already sits: permissioned, logged, wired into the systems of record. Exceptions and approvals stay. A demo that never leaves the room does not.
Founder-led. Mid-market. One workflow on the tools you already pay for, then the same path on the next one.
High-consequence work
Production planning and operations in environments where a miss is expensive — including aerospace. Sensitive industries, same rule: it has to run.
Inside the company
A decade on the systems the work already sat on. Not a lab stack. Not a slide.
One path first
One workflow on ERP, CRM, or the desk you already pay for. Then the same shape on the next.
Start with one workflow
Prove it. Then expand.
Thirty minutes, free, with the architect who would run the work. You leave with a yes or a no — and the number for the first paid step.