Bring the release that is hardest to keep aligned.
Start with a short product and architecture conversation. We will choose one useful release, decide which of Documentation, SDKs, CLI, MCP, and Agent Skills belong in the pilot, and define evidence that makes the result easy to judge.
What we map together.
- The developers, agents, partners, or internal teams you serve
- The release surfaces that drift or require separate ownership
- Collaboration, review, privacy, and access boundaries
- A measurable definition of a useful pilot
What can wait.
- Production credentials, tokens, or customer secrets
- A private API definition before access terms are agreed
- Payment details for the initial fit conversation
- A long procurement form before technical fit is established
Tell us where the release breaks apart.
Email the API surface you are delivering, your role, and the workflow you most want to validate. A public, synthetic, or redacted definition is enough for the first technical pass. Do not attach credentials or unapproved private material.
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