Agentic Engineering Kickstart

Adopt coding agents.
Keep your standards.

A customized half-day workshop, delivered on-site or remotely, that helps a development team begin using one coding agent confidently, responsibly, and with clear human ownership.

Half day · on-site or remote One tool, e.g. Claude Code Prepared with leadership

Where many teams start

Leadership wants adoption. A few developers experiment on their own. Most still work line by line in their IDE.

The concerns are legitimate. Security, quality, performance, and professional accountability are real questions, not resistance to change.

There is no shared approach. Everyone improvises. Nobody knows what responsible agentic development looks like for this team.

The workshop

01

Align the team

Map where agents can help, where they hinder, how progress should be measured, and what concerns need to be addressed.

02

See the loop in practice

A live workflow: gather context, plan together, challenge the plan, build in phases, and let the agent check its own work.

03

Build hands-on

Pairs delegate a bounded task from your codebase or a prepared exercise—then test, review, redirect, and improve the result.

04

Continue after the workshop

We introduce the Agentic Workflow Design Canvas as a leave-behind for later use. An optional follow-up clinic helps the team reflect on real-world experience, address failure modes, and improve its approach.

Who you work with

Together, we combine hands-on engineering experience with experience in product development, AI adoption, and organizational change.

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Jonas Neukamm

Lead Developer, SONIA

Led his development team's transition to coding agents at an AI company for dentistry. Knows the skepticism, the failure modes, and the practical adoption barriers first-hand.

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Lovis Anderson

Founder, SCMotif

Runs his company on agentic workflows, from coding to go-to-market. Designs layered verification systems for agent output. Previously drove AI adoption as a product manager.