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Claude, put to work.
Most businesses use a small part of what Claude can do. We find the work it can take off your team, then build the system around it.
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Anthropic's Claude can read a document, reason about it and write the next step. A Claude consultant's job is to find the workflows in your business where that takes real work off people, and then make it hold up in production.
We run Claude in production on our own products every day. A scheduled Claude job writes the daily note on one of our client sites from live weather data. It publishes every morning with nobody watching. Our internal tooling runs on Claude Code, Anthropic's coding agent, and on MCP, the standard for connecting Claude to other tools. When we recommend an architecture, it is one we already operate.
What a Claude engagement looks like
Claude API integration
Structured output, tool use, prompt architecture and evals, wired into the systems you already run, such as your CRM, inbox or database.
Evals are what tell you when a prompt quietly stopped working.
Claude Code and agent workflows
Agent systems that plan, act and check their own work. MCP servers give Claude safe access to your internal tools.
Honest scoping
Some workflows should not be automated yet. We will tell you which ones on the first call, at no charge.
Why small
scoped builds$15k–$40k
single automationFrom $5,000
managed from$400/mo
typical first build$15k–$40k
The Claude ecosystem changes every month. A small senior team that works in it daily can keep up in a way long agency delivery cycles cannot.
Six years on a Fortune 100 bank's frontend platform taught us how production software survives real use. The trading systems we run with our own capital taught us to reconcile every number to ground truth. Both habits come with every engagement.
Common questions
Three things, in order. Find the workflows where a model that reads, reasons, and writes can take real work off people. Build the system around it — API calls, tool use, evals, the plumbing into whatever you already run. Then prove it still holds when the inputs drift. The building is the easy part; picking the right workflow and knowing when the output is wrong is the work.
A single workflow starts at $5,000. Most scoped builds land between $15,000 and $40,000, because they touch several systems and carry verification. Watching a single unattended job runs $400/month. Full managed operation runs $800/month, or $1,500–$3,000 when we operate a multi-system stack. If what you want costs less than you think, or shouldn't be built yet, you'll hear that in the first call.
A seat gives your team a chat window. Most of the value sits in the parts with no UI: the API with structured output and tool use, MCP servers that give Claude safe reach into your internal systems, and evals that tell you when a prompt quietly stopped working. That gap is where most of the unused nine-tenths lives.
Usually more than one, and the order matters. The API is how your software calls the model. MCP is how the model reaches your tools without a bespoke integration for each one. Claude Code is how your developers move faster. Which of the three your problem needs gets mapped before anyone writes code.
Yes. We work across US and European hours and engagements run remote by default.
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