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An AI studio building agents, the products around them, and the ventures that come after.
Some ship. Some stay experiments. Some become products.
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Index
Agents get built. Some become products. Some become companies. A few are abandoned on purpose.
- 01Is it a studio?
- Sometimes.
- 02Is it a venture studio?
- Increasingly.
- 03Is it an AI company?
- Entirely.
- 04Who is behind it?
- A small team. Deliberately small.
- 05How small?
- Small enough that the person who scopes the work is the person who builds it.
- 06Do you take clients?
- Selectively. When the problem is worth the attention.
- 07What do you actually build?
- Autonomous agents. Multi-agent systems. Internal tools. AI products end to end. Integrations into software that already exists. Prototypes meant to be thrown away.
- 08Why agents, and not software?
- Because the interesting part is no longer what software shows you. It's what it does while you're not watching.
- 09Do you use what you build?
- Every day. That's the test.
- 10What don't you do?
- Staff augmentation. Dashboards for the sake of dashboards. Pilots that were never meant to reach production.
- 11Why “MakeAgent”?
- It was available. It was also accurate.
- 12How do I reach you?
- Book a call. One paragraph about what should be running without you is enough to start.
Work
Built here, run here, or shipped for someone who trusted us with the whole thing.
Practice
What we are good at, what we build it with, and how we would rather work.
What we do
- Agent engineering
- Multi-agent systems
- Workflow automation
- AI product design
What we build on
- Anthropic
- OpenAI
- LangGraph
- Vercel
- Supabase
How we work
- Ship in weeks, not quarters
- Production over pilots
- Small teams, direct contact
- Own the whole stack
- Build in public where it helps
