The Product Growth System, built end to end
Done with you, in four stages. We diagnose where AI drives growth, architect the workflow, build and launch the agents with your team, then test, iterate, and govern. You leave running the system, not depending on us.
Four stages, one end-to-end build
Strategy and framework diagnostic
We start with strategy, not tools.
STAGE 2Agentic workflow architecture
Architecture and workflow first, tools second.
STAGE 3Build and launch
We build the agents on your stack and train your team to run them.
STAGE 4Test, iterate, and governance
Nothing sends itself.
Strategy and framework diagnostic
We start with strategy, not tools. We map your funnel and find where AI can drive real growth, and what to build first.
- Your business goal and the gap AI should close
- Data quality and readiness for agents
- Team capability and appetite for governance
- What not to build, so effort goes where it counts
- What success looks like in 90 days
Agentic workflow architecture
Architecture and workflow first, tools second. We design the system before we build it.
- The five-agent operating system: research, content, outbound, CRM, and governance
- One input, one output, and one human checkpoint per agent
- The context files the agents run on
- How each agent feeds the next, so growth compounds
Build and launch
We build the agents on your stack and train your team to run them. No code.
- Agents built in Claude, on your own workflows
- The 10-80-10 rhythm: you frame, the agent drafts, you decide
- Your team trained to run, override, and improve
- Launched into your real pipeline, not a demo
Test, iterate, and governance
Nothing sends itself. A human governs every send, and the system sharpens every week.
- Evaluations on every agent before it acts
- The MAPE loop: monitor, analyse, plan, execute
- Operator, Reviewer, and Approver accountability
- A 90-day execution plan so the system compounds
Let us look at your growth engine together
A 30-minute strategy call. We map where AI can drive pipeline, and where your system should start.