From hourly consulting to standing your whole team up on Claude Code. Or skip the menu and brief Iris.
Senior advice, on demand.
End-to-end ownership of a shipped system.
Senior firepower inside your team.
Senior judgment on a cadence.
I stand your business up on a real development setup — Claude Code, Cursor, and GitHub — then teach your team to build and ship their own internal tools.
It's how I took the MCC founding team from zero to writing and deploying their own web apps — a real development team, not a vendor they have to keep calling.
The whole stack, end to end — the data model, the infrastructure, the agents, and the product they live in.
Agents that do real work — planning the steps, calling your tools, and acting on what comes back — to take repetitive, multi-step jobs off your team's plate.
A private assistant grounded in your own material: it finds the right document, policy, or record before it answers, so replies are backed by your data instead of guesses.
The plumbing that keeps AI alive in production — deployed as code, observable, and built to hold up under real traffic, where downtime and wrong answers cost real money.
AI designed into the product, not bolted on afterward — shipped as features people genuinely use and judged on outcomes, not demo-day applause.
Tests and scoring for systems that don't have one right answer — so you can prove an LLM feature works, catch it the moment it drifts, and ship changes without crossing your fingers.
An honest read on where AI earns its keep and where it's just a distraction — then a plan to get there: what to build, what to buy, and how to get it into production.
A conversation, a short written proposal, then go or no-go. No long sales cycle, no decks.
Tell the site's AI what you're building; she maps it to past work.
30 minutes with Chris to firm up scope and fit.
A short written proposal — outcomes, milestones, fees.
Work begins, with Chris hands-on from day one.