Human-agent teams that ship weekly
Not a staffing list of "vibe coders" by the hour — a managed unit: senior AI operators directing a configured fleet of AI agents, embedded in your repos and accounts. Agents do the volume, humans own the outcome. From $6,000/mo.
What you get
- Senior AI operators only — people who produce shipped work through AI, not prompt hobbyists
- The agent fleet comes configured: coding agents, review pipelines, and automations tuned to your stack
- Every agent output crosses a human gate before it reaches your main branch or your customers
- Outcome-scoped months with weekly demos — you buy shipped work, not hours
- Everything runs in your repos and accounts, so the capability stays when the engagement ends
You walk away with
Named operator lead + agent fleet in your infra
Included in every engagement — ownership transfers on delivery.
Weekly shipped-work demos
Included in every engagement — ownership transfers on delivery.
Playbooks so your team can take over
Included in every engagement — ownership transfers on delivery.
Questions, answered
What is a human-agent team?
A working unit that pairs a small number of senior humans with a fleet of AI agents. The agents handle the high-volume work — code generation, tests, docs, research, pipelines — while the humans direct the agents, review everything that matters, and stay accountable for the result. You get the throughput of a large team with the judgment of a senior one.
Do companies actually hire vibe coders?
Yes — but the ones who get value don’t hire "vibe coders" as cheap hourly bodies. They hire AI operators: experienced people who direct AI tooling to produce reviewed, production-grade work. That’s what this service provides, with the agent infrastructure and the review gates included.
How is this different from hiring developers or a dev agency?
Different economics and different failure modes. A traditional team bills for human hours; a human-agent team spends agent throughput on the volume and human attention on the judgment calls. You pay for outcomes per month, see demos weekly, and the agent setup we build remains yours afterwards.
We’d rather build this capability in-house. Can you help?
That’s our AI Enablement service — we set up the tooling, standards, and training so your own people become the operators. Many clients run both: a human-agent team ships now while enablement brings the capability inside. Either way you end up owning the machine.