Twenty minutes on a call.
Tell me how development actually runs inside your company and what is going wrong with it. I will tell you what I would do about it.
You get the real answer on the call.
I do not hold the useful part back to sell you something afterwards. That is what makes a free call feel like a sales call, and it is why people decline them. If the answer is that you can fix this yourselves without me, that is what I will tell you, and I will tell you how.
- 01
How the work actually moves
How many developers, what they ship in a quarter, where things sit waiting, and what the last thing was that took far longer than it should have.
- 02
What you have already tried
Almost every team has had someone try an AI coding tool. I want to know what happened, because where it stalled is usually the most useful thing you can tell me.
- 03
What I would do about it
Which work I would hand to agents first, what I would not touch yet, what controls have to exist before any of it is safe, and roughly what it is worth.
Worth twenty minutes if any of this is true.
You own portfolio improvement
You are an operating partner being asked what you are doing about AI across a portfolio of small software companies, and you want a real answer rather than a vendor deck.
You run a team of three to fifty
You know AI agents matter, a developer or two has played with them, and nothing has changed structurally about how the team ships.
Your roadmap is the constraint
The backlog is longer than the team, hiring your way out is slow and expensive, and you want to know honestly whether this changes that arithmetic.
No charge, and nothing to buy.
Twenty minutes. Bring one company and the thing that is going wrong with it.