Tj Wason
A note about working together
The model is rented. Every competitor rents the same one. The factory around it is built: the system that feeds your agents the right context, checks their work, and catches drift before your customers do.
That factory is what I build, inside your codebase and with your team: the harness your agents run in, the gates that verify the work, the evals that keep releases honest. Your team keeps shipping inside it long after I leave.
Starts with a short free call. If I’m not the right person, you’ll know by the end.
Ways to work together
Four ways in, from a one-hour inspection to a standing retainer. The factory works the same whether it ships your product or runs your business.
Factory Audit
One session on your loop: where agents stall, which gates are missing, why throughput is flat. Leave with the three fixes that matter.
Factory Blueprint
I spec the factory for your codebase and hand you a working seed: memory files, test gates, a sandbox, an eval scaffold. Your team grows it from there.
Factory Build
FlagshipI embed and build the whole line: intake, execution, verification, escalation. I leave when your throughput compounds without me.
Eval Retainer
Models drift and prompts rot. I keep your eval suite current so every release ships with evidence.
Not ready to book?
Keep on top of the latest writing instead. It is the same thinking I bring to engagements.