Consulting

Agentic AI infrastructure, sized to who's asking.

Two tracks: architecture and security work for platform teams, and hands-on AI integration for small businesses that need one well-scoped, safely-gated AI employee — not a platform team.

Practical help, matched to scale.

Platform teams do not need another slide deck. They need someone who has built production infrastructure, understands how agents fail, and can work alongside their engineers to make concrete decisions.

Small businesses do not need a platform team at all. They need one AI employee that's actually safe to give real access to — refunds, reordering, scheduling — built on the same policy-gating approach behind Agent Guard, sized down to a single owner-operator business.

Either way, engagements are short, focused, and designed to leave you with working artifacts: an architecture document, a security baseline, a deployed integration, or a roadmap you can execute without me.

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Platform teams6–12 wk engagement
  • Agentic AI architecture review and readiness assessment
  • Memory, observability, and governance subsystem design
  • Security baseline for autonomous agents in production
  • CI/CD and platform engineering modernization
  • Zero-trust networking for multi-agent environments
  • Incident response and reliability engineering playbooks
$ techbots consulting --scope agentic-infrastructure --start Q3
paired with your team · zero lock-in · IP transfer on day one
Small businesses2–4 wk engagement
  • Config-driven setup: hours, services, approval thresholds — no code to configure or maintain
  • Policy-gated tool access: spend limits and destructive actions always require your sign-off
  • A full audit trail: every action the agent took, and why it was allowed or blocked
  • Real integration with how the business actually runs — order and inventory events, not a chatbot bolted on top
  • Deployed where you already are: a chat channel, not a new dashboard to check
$ techbots consulting --scope sme-ai-employee --start Q3
config-driven, no ongoing dev team required to run it