What this actually means

You don't want to outsource AI forever. You want your team to be able to do this. We embed with your engineers, build alongside them, and systematically transfer the patterns, judgment, and muscle memory they need.

We're here to help you not need us.

This is the opposite of consulting lock-in. Our goal is to make ourselves obsolete to your organization — and we price and structure engagements to make that happen.

What you get

  • Embedded Synapti engineer(s) Working alongside your team, in your codebase, on your problems
  • Pair programming Real-time learning while building real features
  • Code review with teaching Not just "this is wrong" — why it's wrong and how to think about it
  • Architecture mentorship How to make decisions, not just which decisions to make
  • Documented patterns Playbooks and templates your team can repeat without us

How it works

1
Assess current state

Where is your team now? What gaps exist? What do they need to learn to be self-sufficient?

2
Embed and build together

We join your team's workflow. Same standups, same PRs, same deadlines. Learning happens through doing.

3
Transfer progressively

We take the lead early, then shift to review, then to advice-on-request. The ratio flips over time.

4
Document and exit

Patterns, templates, and lessons learned. Your team can keep going without us.

Timeline

Enable engagements don't have fixed timelines like Build projects. Capability transfer takes as long as it takes. Rushing it defeats the purpose.

Minimum commitment: 6 months. This isn't arbitrary — meaningful capability transfer requires time to see patterns across multiple projects and situations.

This is right for you if

  • You're building long-term AI capability, not a one-off project
  • You're hiring AI engineers and want to accelerate their ramp
  • You want to reduce dependency on external help over time
  • Learning matters as much as shipping

This is not right for you if

  • You need something shipped fast (see Build)
  • You just need a plan, not ongoing support (see Architect)
  • You don't have engineers to enable — you need us to be the team

A note on why this is "highest value": Build ships a system. Enable ships a capability. One project vs. every future project. The leverage is different.