After day 90 · optional
The end state already happened.
Your team owns it, runs it and asks it for new features. Anything after that is your call. Some owners want a bigger build. Some want someone watching the logs. Some want nothing, and that is the point.
The standard
Every action the agent takes is logged and you see all of it. Same standard as the ninety days: everything we add gets a definition of done, and it either runs without you or it gets fixed until it does.
What you can ask for
Maintenance and extended builds.
Extended builds.
A new department, a new tool, a bigger job than your team wants to ask for on its own. We scope it on a call and build it inside the system you already own.
Monitoring.
What ran, what failed, what needs a decision. Reported only when it matters. An agent that finishes cleanly says nothing. That silence is a rule.
Running a fleet? Lobster HerdingSharp instructions.
Instructions and documentation stay current. Every time something ships wrong, a validator gets tighter so it does not ship wrong again.
Model and harness moves.
When a stronger model appears, the same instruction files run on it and the results improve. When a better harness appears, the files move. You notice the improvement, not the migration.
What replaces the fine print
We are a studio, not a utility grid.
We do not promise percentages and we do not write agreements that read like legal threats. We hold a standard through continuous human craft.
Twenty-four hours, best case.
When something breaks or a model shifts, we are on it, on your clock, and we target a day.
Test, measure, iterate, continually.
We watch how the agents meet real work, adjust the instructions, tighten the checks, and polish. Every rule we run started as a real failure.
Human-machine harmony.
We shape the software to the natural rhythm of your workday. Nobody on your team is forced to adapt to sterile software.
Our rails
Hosting, email, backend, models. One bill.
Everything runs on our infrastructure: current software, no server room, nothing to babysit.
- Always on the current models
- One bill, nothing to babysit
- Source files still yours, any day
Your accounts
Your infrastructure, your keys.
Everything runs in accounts you own. The keys are already yours. We borrow them only for the work you ask for.
- Your compliance posture, unchanged
- Nothing leaves your tenancy
- Same files, same agents, same rhythm
Why clients call back
Not because they have to.
Your agents are instruction files, documentation, and code. None of it depends on us being there. Leaving is copying a folder. Portability is not a clause in the contract; it is how the software is built. We want you to run it without us. Clients call back for the work, the eye, and the standard.
Some teams run it alone. Some call us for the next big build. Both work.
In production
Running today.
Three systems in production, each with its number and its baseline.
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