The Claude Code agency.More shipped, fewer bugs.
Claude Code plans across your codebase, edits files and runs tests, but with no setup it gets fought for a week and dropped. We roll it out where your devs work, teach it your repo with a real CLAUDE.md, build custom agents, and wire it into GitHub and CI, guardrails intact.
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GeminiA Claude Code agency makes it stick, not just installs it.
Anyone can buy the seats. Setting Claude Code up so it understands your repo, building agents for your real work, and keeping it safe is a different job. Here are the four things we own.
- Adoption
Claude Code rolled out so your team actually uses it
A licence handed to ten devs isn't adoption. We set Claude Code up where your team works (terminal, VS Code, JetBrains, desktop), write the CLAUDE.md that teaches it your codebase and conventions, wire the MCP servers it needs, and set permissions so it's safe by default. Your devs open it and it already understands the repo, instead of fighting it for a week and giving up.
See a typical rollout - Custom agents
Agents for your real engineering workflows
The leverage isn't autocomplete, it's agents that own a task end to end. We build custom agents on the Agent SDK for the work that eats your team's week: code review, test generation, dependency upgrades, framework migrations, incident triage. Each one scoped, permissioned and tested, so it does the boring 80% and leaves the judgment calls to your engineers.
See the method - Integration
Wired into your CI, GitHub and internal tools
Claude Code is most useful when it's not a separate window. We connect it to your GitHub, your CI pipeline and your internal systems through MCP connectors and hooks, so it reviews PRs, runs the test suite, and reads the tools your team already uses. With Agent Teams, several instances split a large feature and a lead agent merges the result.
See the integrations - Enablement & ops
Your devs get faster, without losing the guardrails
Speed without review is how you ship bugs faster. We train your engineers on the workflow that works (plan, review the diff, keep the human in the loop), set permission and hook policies so an agent can't run wild, and put the practices in your CLAUDE.md so they stick. We're an automation and AI agency first, so this plugs into how your team already ships.
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We roll out Claude Code like an engineering tool, not a toy.
Most Claude Code rollouts die the same way: licences bought, no CLAUDE.md, no permissions, a few devs try it on a bad first task and conclude it doesn't work. So we treat it like infrastructure: set up to understand your repo, scoped with guardrails, extended with agents, and handed to a team trained on the workflow that actually ships.
- Audit · map your stack, your repos, and where your devs actually lose time
- Setup · CLAUDE.md, MCP servers, permissions and hooks, safe by default
- Build · custom agents for the workflows that eat the week, scoped and tested
- Enable · train the team and put the practices in CLAUDE.md so they stick
We ship with Claude Code every day.
We don't sell a partner tier. We use Claude Code to build real software, including this site, so we set it up the way it actually works: a strong CLAUDE.md, scoped permissions, hooks that gate the work, and humans on every diff. That's exactly what's missing when a rollout ends at handing out licences.
- We use Claude Code every day to ship real software, so we set it up the way it actually works, not the way a demo suggests.
- Human-in-the-loop by default: we wire review, hooks and permissions so speed doesn't turn into shipping bugs faster.
- You leave autonomous: the setup lives in your CLAUDE.md and your repo, so your team owns it without us.
- No badge to sell. We're judged on whether your devs ship faster and safer after we leave, not on a partner tier.
Claude Code at the core, your engineering stack around it.
We configure the parts that turn agentic coding into reliable throughput, then connect them to how your team already ships. Here's what a real rollout covers.
- Setup
CLAUDE.md & project setup
We write the CLAUDE.md that teaches Claude Code your codebase, conventions, commands and guardrails, so it gives useful output on day one instead of generic boilerplate.
- Setup
MCP connectors
We wire the Model Context Protocol servers Claude Code needs to read your real systems: your issue tracker, your docs, your database, your internal APIs, within scoped permissions you control.
- Setup
Hooks & plugins
We configure hooks (lint, test, format, policy gates) so the agent's work passes your bar automatically, plus plugins and slash commands for the tasks your team repeats.
- Setup
Agent SDK custom agents
We build agents on the Agent SDK for code review, test generation, migrations and triage, each scoped to a task with its own tools, permissions and review step.
- Setup
CI/CD & GitHub
We connect Claude Code to GitHub and your pipeline so it opens PRs, runs the suite, and iterates on failures, with a human approving the diff before anything merges.
- Setup
Agent Teams
For large features, we set up Agent Teams: several Claude Code instances work parts of the problem in parallel, coordinated by a lead agent that assigns and merges.
We map your engineering bottleneck, you leave with a plan.
Before quoting anything, we take 60 minutes to look at your stack, your repos and where your devs actually lose time. You leave with an honest read on what Claude Code fixes, what to set up first, and what guardrails you need. Zero pitch, just an engineer's take on your workflow.
- An honest read on where Claude Code helps your team
- The setup and guardrails to wire first
- The custom agents worth building
- A frank take on what it won't fix
How we run a Claude Code rollout.
Five steps, in order. We don't let the team move fast before the guardrails are wired, we don't ship agents without a review step, and your team owns it at the end. Each step has a deliverable and you sign off before we move on.
- Step 1 · Engineering audit
Map where your devs actually lose time
We sit down with your engineers and look at the real bottlenecks: review backlogs, flaky migrations, test coverage nobody writes, onboarding that takes weeks. We check your stack, your repos and your CI. Half the value is telling you where Claude Code helps and where it doesn't, so you don't roll out a tool against a problem it won't fix.
- Step 2 · Safe setup
Set it up so it understands your repo and stays safe
We write the CLAUDE.md that teaches it your conventions and commands, wire the MCP servers it needs, and set permissions and hooks so it's safe by default (no unreviewed merges, no destructive commands without a gate). An engineer on your side signs off on the guardrails before the team starts using it.
- Step 3 · Build custom agents
Agents for the work that eats the week
We build agents on the Agent SDK for your repetitive engineering work: PR review, test generation, dependency and framework upgrades, incident triage. Each agent is scoped to a task, has only the tools and permissions it needs, and ships with a review step so a human approves the diff. The boring 80% gets done; the judgment stays with your team.
- Step 4 · Integrate
Connect it to CI, GitHub and your tools
We wire Claude Code into your pipeline and your internal systems so it works where your team works, not in a side window. PR review on GitHub, the test suite in CI, MCP connectors to your issue tracker and docs. For big features, Agent Teams split the work in parallel. Everything ships with its permissions and logging from day one.
- Step 5 · Enable & hand over
Train the team, then get out of the way
We train your engineers on the workflow that actually works: plan first, review the diff, keep the human in the loop. The practices go into your CLAUDE.md so new hires inherit them. If you want to go deeper, our Claude Code training covers agents and the SDK end to end. If you want us on call for what scales next, we talk about that separately.
We're judged on the code that ships.
No partner badge to display, so we lead with what matters: feedback from the dev teams whose Claude Code rollout we ran, and whether they kept shipping faster after we left. Our Trustpilot reviews come from those teams, not from a marketing deck.
- The setup lives in your CLAUDE.md and repo, owned by your team
- Permissions and review wired before anyone moves fast
- Agents scoped, tested, and kept human-in-the-loop
- Trustpilot reviews come from the teams we rolled it out for
The questions we get asked on repeat.
What does a Claude Code agency actually do?
A Claude Code agency rolls agentic coding out to your dev team so it sticks, instead of leaving you with licences nobody configured. We write the CLAUDE.md that teaches it your codebase, wire the MCP connectors and hooks, set safe permissions, build custom agents on the Agent SDK for your repetitive work, and connect it to GitHub and CI. The point is engineers shipping faster with the guardrails intact, not a tool a few people try once and abandon.How much does a Claude Code rollout cost?
It depends on scope: a setup-and-training rollout is nothing like building several custom agents and wiring them into your CI and internal tools. We don't throw out a flat package. We start with a free 60-minute audit to find where Claude Code actually helps your team, then quote a fixed scope. The Claude Code subscription itself you pay Anthropic directly; we set up the usage and permissions so the bill stays predictable.Is Claude Code safe to let loose on our codebase?
Only if it's set up that way, and that's a big part of the job. We configure permissions so it can't run destructive commands or merge without review, add hooks that gate its work behind your lint, tests and policies, and keep the human in the loop on every diff. Agentic coding is fast, and speed without review just ships bugs faster. We wire the guardrails first, then let the team move quickly inside them.What can we build with the Claude Code Agent SDK?
The Agent SDK lets you build custom agents powered by the same loop and tools as Claude Code, with full control over orchestration and permissions. We build agents for the engineering work that eats time: automated PR review, test generation, dependency and framework migrations, codebase Q&A, incident triage. Each is scoped to one job, gets only the tools it needs, and ships with a review step so it accelerates your team without taking humans out of the decision.Can you integrate Claude Code with our GitHub and CI?
Yes, that's where it earns its place. We connect it to GitHub so it opens and reviews PRs, to your CI so it runs the suite and iterates on failures, and to your internal systems through MCP connectors so it reads your issue tracker, docs and APIs. A human still approves the diff before anything merges. The goal is Claude Code working inside your existing pipeline, not as a separate window your team forgets to open.What are Agent Teams and do we need them?
Agent Teams is a 2026 Claude Code feature where several instances work different parts of a problem in parallel, coordinated by a lead agent that assigns subtasks and merges results, which compresses the calendar time for large features. Whether you need it depends on the work. For a big migration or a multi-file feature, it's a real accelerator. For day-to-day single-task work, one agent is enough. We set up what fits, not what sounds impressive.Will Claude Code replace our developers?
No, and we won't pretend otherwise. Claude Code is very good at the mechanical 80% (boilerplate, tests, migrations, review passes) and it still needs an engineer to set direction, judge trade-offs and own the result. Teams that win treat it as leverage for their developers, not a replacement. We set it up to make your engineers faster and free them for the judgment work, and we'll tell you honestly where it still needs a human.How long does a Claude Code rollout take?
For a scoped rollout (setup, CLAUDE.md, permissions, training), count 2 to 4 weeks: audit and safe setup first, then training and a first custom agent. Building several agents and wiring them into CI and internal tools runs longer. We split into batches so your team gets a useful, safe setup fast, rather than waiting on a big rollout before anyone writes a line with it.Do you train our team or just set it up?
Both, and the training is where adoption is won or lost. A tool nobody knows how to drive gets abandoned. We train your engineers on the workflow that works (plan, review the diff, keep the human in the loop) and put the practices in your CLAUDE.md so new hires inherit them. If you want to go deeper, we run a Claude Code training that covers agents and the Agent SDK end to end so your team can build the next agent without us.
Stop handing out licences. Roll it out right.
A 60-minute audit, your engineering bottleneck mapped, a rollout plan with the guardrails baked in. If your team can run it in-house after setup, we'll hand you the playbook. If we're the right fit, we handle it.