01 / 04 · start
Strategic
conversation
We talk about what holds your team back today and whether working with agents makes sense for you.
- Duration
- 30 min · video
- With
- César Soto
- Outcome
- A clear next step
- Cost
- Free
For startups and scale-ups that already build with AI and need to ship more without hiring more engineers. Your agents do the work, your team decides, and quality is not up for negotiation.
Every sprint you leave out something your customers or your investors expect, and you watch other companies launch first.
Every new engineer costs months of search and onboarding you don't have.
There are scattered wins, not a system. Speed depends on who touches what.
You want speed, but one serious bug with your first customers costs a lot.
Most teams use AI for isolated tasks: helping write code, reviewing, solving one case. The jump comes when you change the whole way of working: agents carry the work end to end and your people decide at the moments that matter.
Your team of 5 ships like a bigger one. You don't need to double headcount to double your roadmap.
Product approves what gets built, one person reviews what's risky and QA signs off before release.
Every production failure is diagnosed and reaches your team with a fix proposal ready.
AI changes every quarter. I keep you up to date so your team doesn't fall behind.
An agent turns the need into a clear spec, based on your real product.
▲ Product approvesSeveral agents build in parallel, test and document.
Quality, security and your business rules get reviewed. A person reviews anything high-risk.
▲ Human reviewIt ships to your users with the documentation up to date.
▲ QA approves
The same system I install in other teams.
Each task runs isolated, and specs live in the repository so the agent knows how to decide.
One agent reviews security, another quality, and another that every acceptance criterion of the requirement is met.
Product validates what gets built, a person reviews high-risk changes and QA approves behavior before release.
Agents regularly review logged bugs and production errors, fix them and open the PR.
One turns a requirement into a spec that can be built. Another reaches the root cause of a support report and says how sure it is.
01 / 04 · start
We talk about what holds your team back today and whether working with agents makes sense for you.
02 / 04 · measure
We measure where your team is today, define where it can get to, and I leave you a written plan.
03 / 04 · implement
Your team starts shipping with agents, with human review where it matters, and learns to run it without depending on me.
04 / 04 · maintain
Your way of working, up to date. Every month the new version of the method reaches your team already applied, because AI changes every quarter.
Founder price for the first 3, in exchange for a publishable case with metrics.
Reserve a spotUSD + taxes · same price list for Mexico, LATAM and the US · You keep everything generated.
The technical detail of each step is in The method →· 6 min read
What a harness is, what pieces it has, and how an acceptance agent brought requirements sent back by QA down to almost zero on a real team.
Read article →No. The goal is for the team you already have to ship more. They run the system; I install it and keep it current.
No. We talk about outcomes, risks and how to bring your team along. If you want, we add your CTO for the technical detail.
Everything built: processes, agents and documentation, inside your company.
My focus is startups and scale-ups: teams that already have a product in the market, decide fast and need results soon. In heavily regulated environments the model loses speed.
No. I work with companies that already have a product in the market and an engineering team. If you are validating an MVP from scratch, that is not what I do.
Yes. Same USD price list for Mexico, LATAM and the US, in Spanish or English.
Because I deliver it myself, and every day I run in production the system I install.