Agentic Delivery — Open Ledger Crew
Agents do the volume. Seniors do the judgement. You see the ledger.
Book a Discovery CallMost "AI development" offers are a team with assistant licences. This is different in kind: a delivery system of our own design, in which a deterministic supervisor — auditable code, no LLM anywhere in the control path — dispatches disposable, permission-scoped, containerised agents through build, test, review and merge. It is running in production today.
What makes it honest is the ledger. Every dispatch writes a cost row. You do not get a productivity claim; you get a number per delivered unit of work, visible to you, every month. Ask your current vendor for that number.
Open Ledger Crew — two operators, monthly, working your backlog, with the delivery system carrying the volume work. Fixed monthly price. Ledger shared. Cancel monthly.
Unstick — six weeks, fixed price. One stalled workstream taken to production. Scoped in a single session.
Unstick
Six weeks, fixed price. One stalled workstream — a migration, an integration, a deadline — taken to production by a small senior team. Scoped in a single session, priced before work starts.
Open Ledger Crew
Two operators, monthly, working your backlog. Volume work executes on our agentic delivery system — deterministic state machine in the control path, containerised single-use agents, per-dispatch cost ledger. Every dispatch is metered. Output ships with its unit cost attached: cost per delivered piece of software, not a blended day rate. Ask your current vendor for that number.
What is agentic software delivery?
Software built by AI agents operating inside a controlled pipeline — not a developer with an assistant, but a system that dispatches agents to write, test and review code, with humans setting direction and approving outcomes. The difference that matters is the control layer around the agents.
How do you keep AI agents under control?
Our supervisor is deterministic code — no model makes control decisions. Agents run in single-use containers with scoped permissions, an egress allowlist, and bounded retries. If a credential leaks into a container environment, the container refuses to start.
What does agent-built software cost?
We meter it. Every dispatch writes a cost row to a ledger you can see, so the answer is not a multiplier claim — it is your own number, per feature, per month. We will show you a real ledger extract from our own systems before you commit.
Can agent-written code go into production in a regulated company?
Yes — if you can evidence control: who approved the work, what the agent could touch, what it cost, and how it was reviewed. That evidence trail is what our system produces by construction. See the Control Map if DORA or the AI Act applies to you.
What's the smallest way to start?
A six-week Unstick on one stalled workstream, or a two-week paid pilot inside the Open Ledger Crew model. Both end with production software and a ledger, not a report.