Approach

Five stages.
You choose how far.

AI adoption fails when it is attempted all at once. NeuralWorks is adopted in sequence, each stage earning the next.

Stage 01 · operational

Development Acceleration

Months 1–3

Agents plus safety nets across new and existing development. Onboard to Tests as Spec, establish E2E coverage, automate the release path.

Stage 02 · operational

Triage Acceleration

Months 3–4

Privacy-safe AI resolution of customer support tickets. Ticket in, classify, resolve against shadow data with PII stripped, human reviews and applies.

Stage 03 · roadmap

Intelligent Insights

Months 4+

Proactive issue detection before surfacing. Agents monitor patterns across CS tickets and database inconsistencies, identify systemic issues.

Stage 04 · roadmap

Business Plan Acceleration

Months 4+

Plan seeded by analyst → agent implements against mock data → E2E test under review → business approval → release.

Stage 05 · roadmap

Realtime Intelligence

Months 8+

Adaptive live systems responding to real-time business data. Co-developed with clients rather than ahead of them.

The frontier

Stages one and two are running today. Stages three to five are defined and being built, and we develop them with clients rather than ahead of them. We would rather show you the edge of the map than draw territory we have not visited.

Commercials

How engagements are structured.

Fixed-outcome

For defined scope. You buy a named result. We take the delivery risk.

Capacity

Sustained delivery through NeuralWorks. Priced by outcome cadence, not hours.

Outcome-share

Where the metric is clean enough to share honestly — which is rarer than most firms admit.

Start here

The Adoption Sprint.

Eight weeks, fixed price. We onboard one product area to Tests as Spec, establish end-to-end coverage on its existing features, and run the first agent-delivered changes through the full review and release path. You end with working software, a measured baseline, and enough evidence to decide about everything else.

Start here

Start with one thing that works.

A 60-minute working session with two of our engineers. You bring a delivery problem. You leave with a written assessment of where AI would help, where it would not, and what it would take to find out.

No pitch deck. No obligation.