We set your whole company up to build with AI agents, then build alongside you.
The teams that set this up now pull further ahead every week.
T3 Code on every laptop, one monorepo, one deploy platform. Now their CFO builds apps with the engineers.
It started as a platform build and turned into how the company works. Every person runs coding agents on the same code, ships through the same checks and deploys to the same platform.
What we set up: an agent harness with Claude and GPT models for each person, skills tuned to each role, a TypeScript monorepo with shared sign-in, managed keys, one-command deploys, and a data platform the whole team reads from. Then a weekly session to keep sharpening, because the tools change every week.
We set everyone up and get them shipping.
Agent harnesses on every laptop, wired to your code, keys and docs. Skills tuned to each role, so ops and finance build too. We stay on weekly while the tools change.
We finish it and take it live.
The app, the servers, billing, and launch chores like getting carriers to approve your texts. It stays yours, down to the accounts and keys.
We find it and fix it.
Billing that isn't live, a cloud bill nobody can explain, a launch waiting on a security review. We fix it in your repo and tell you in plain words what changed.
Our engineers ship in your code, then hand it over.
We put the team together and lead it from inside your company. Each engineer owns a part of the product, every pull request runs the same checks, then we hand it over.
Bringing iMessage into agentic enablement for real businesses, and process flows that get sh*t done for business owners that truly want to grow.
An AI assistant on a shop's own text number. She answers customers first, then brings in the owner.
Built for owner-run trades and service shops: plumbing, HVAC, builders and property managers. Marie says she's an AI assistant, then passes the thread to a person at the shop.
Built for Trenchless Maine
Every lead answered, followed up and routed, by flows built for each client.
A flow builder for responses, outreach, B2B leads and funnels, shaped to each client's business and running on its own.
A lead comes in, an AI assistant reads it and writes the reply, and it goes out on iMessage.
Music biz licensing, plus self-built music distribution, payments and cards for artists.
Rights holders list songs with remix terms, remixers license them, and Vers1ons distributes the results and routes royalties down the chain. Paul is CTO.
Agent-first fundraise automation and deck review, pollination and tuning tools for early-stage founders to track and optimize their seed round up to three times faster.
Founders send each investor a private deck link, see who read which slide, and get follow-ups drafted.
Behind it sits a database of investment funds built from SEC filings, where every answer shows its source filing. It plugs into Claude and Cursor through one link.
The music rights registry, opened up to agents.
A public registry with a one-at-a-time search box became an API with six search endpoints and a connector for Claude and Grok.
bmiapi.com
Deck rooms that show founders which investors are leaning in.
Each investor gets a private link to the deck. The room reports who opened it and the time on each slide, then drafts the follow-up.
babyloveraise.com
Every business card you collect, saved by one text. No app.
Text a photo of a card to one number and get back a contact you tap to save. It remembers every card, so a text like "who was that drywall lady?" brings the person back.
cardcanner.com
Biotech
Sign-in, background workers, one gateway for every AI model, and a staging tier so changes get tested before they go live.
Cards, spend controls and approvals for your team.
Business iMessage lines customers actually answer.
Live bank connections inside your app.
Home-service leads straight into your text line.