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For the person who will own it in-house
Building and Running Agents
The deep one. How agents are actually built, where the boundaries go, how to tell a working automation from one that has been quietly failing for a month, and how to change something without breaking the thing next to it.
WHO IT IS FOR
The technically confident person inside a business who is going to be responsible for the automations after everybody else has moved on.
WHAT YOU LEAVE WITH
- How to scope an agent so it does one job well rather than four badly
- Where to put the approval line, and the cost of getting it wrong in either direction
- Monitoring that tells you an automation stopped working, rather than silence that looks like success
- How to change, test and roll back without taking down something that matters
- The failure modes we have hit ourselves, and what they cost before we found them
HOW IT RUNS
Two half days, remoteOne to three peopleHands-on, on your own systems
WHEN NOT TO BUY IT
Only worth it if somebody is genuinely going to own this. Sending a willing volunteer who has no time for it afterwards is money burnt, and we would rather tell you that now.
Priced per session on the size of the group and whether it is remote or on site. Dates are arranged around you rather than run to a public timetable, so the way in is a conversation. More questions →