Training on your stack
Exercises run against your codebase, your data and your cloud, so Monday morning looks like the workshop did.
Hands-on training on your stack and your data, so your team ships AI work without waiting for consultants.
Team enablement makes our involvement temporary by design. We train your engineers, product managers and leadership on the AI skills their roles actually need, working on your codebase and your data rather than toy examples. The goal is a team that scopes, builds and operates AI features without external help, and knows when to ask for it.
Formats match the audience: hands-on workshops for engineers covering retrieval (RAG), accuracy testing, prompting and automation patterns; use-case and scoping sessions for product teams; briefings for leadership on cost, risk and realistic timelines. Sessions run on your stack, and every exercise leaves working code or a usable artifact behind, not just notes.
What changes: AI stops being one specialist's domain. Engineers ship LLM features with evals attached, product managers write AI specs that survive contact with reality, and leadership makes fund-or-kill decisions on real numbers. Internal champions carry the practice forward after we leave, which is the point of the whole exercise.
Exercises run against your codebase, your data and your cloud, so Monday morning looks like the workshop did.
Engineers, product managers and leadership get different sessions, each scoped to the decisions that role actually makes.
Each session ends with something usable: a prototype, an eval suite, a scoped spec, a decision framework.
We identify and coach the internal people who will own the AI practice after the engagement ends.
Beyond workshops, we pair with your engineers on live AI work, which is where the skills actually settle.
A short skills and tooling assessment per team, so training targets real gaps instead of assumed ones.
We build a track per role from our workshop library, adapted to your stack, use cases and schedule.
Workshops first, then pairing on your live AI work while the material is fresh.
Champions get coaching, playbooks and a direct line to us while they take over the internal practice.
Solid software engineers are enough, no ML background required. Modern AI engineering is mostly software engineering with new failure modes, and that is exactly what the training covers.
Typically a two-day workshop per track plus a few hours of pairing per week for the following month. We fit sessions around delivery schedules, and pairing happens on tickets your team was going to ship anyway.
Either. Some clients book a single workshop, most combine one with a month of pairing. If you want continuity, enablement folds into the advisory retainer.
Tell us where your team stands and where it should be. We will propose a program in one call.
Plan the program