AI Workflow Sprint: AI coding tools set up in your repo, with your team.
One or two weeks with your engineers on your own codebase. Francesco configures AI coding tools with review and testing rules, then pairs with the team until the new workflow sticks.
- AI coding tools
- Team pairing
- Automation
- Ticket picked upScoped against your repo rules
- Draft written with AIAgent follows the shared conventions
- Tests and lint runChecks configured in your pipeline
- Reviewed by an engineerNothing merges unchecked
What changes for you
An AI workflow sprint is a short, fixed-price engagement. We audit how your team ships, configure AI coding tools (rules, agents, review and test checks) in your real repository, and leave a written playbook the team keeps. The same approach automates repetitive business processes, with human approval where it matters.
Your engineers use AI coding tools with shared rules and review habits instead of ad hoc prompting.
Repetitive research, routing, formatting and reporting work moves to automations with human approval where it matters.
The team keeps the playbook and the configuration, so the gain outlasts the sprint.
How it runs
Step 1
Audit the workflow
We look at how work moves from ticket to merge, where AI tools are already used, and where review and testing break down.
Step 2
Configure and pair
We set the tools up in your repository with the rules and checks that fit your stack, then pair with the team on live work until it holds.
Step 3
Hand over the playbook
The team gets a written playbook, the configuration, and a clear picture of what to automate next.
What you get
- Workflow audit of how the team ships today
- AI coding tools configured in your repo
- Rules, agents, review and test checks that fit your stack
- Pairing sessions with your engineers on real tickets
- Automations with validation, logging and human review points
- A written playbook and handoff notes your team keeps
“Since Francesco joined us, our throughput has gone up a lot, and we can finally keep up with what our clients ask for.”
Founder-delivered
Francesco runs the sprint himself and reviews and tests everything he ships.
Human control
Review points, logging and deterministic execution are part of every automation.
Fixed scope
One or two weeks at a fixed price, agreed upfront.
Questions buyers ask
Anything else goes on the intro call, or by email.
Tell us what you're building.
Twenty minutes with Francesco. If we are not the right fit, you leave with a straight answer and a name or two of who might be.
- No preparation needed
- A straight answer on fit
- A written proposal if we go ahead