Four ways to become an AI-first company.
Each service is a Domain-Driven engagement that solves a real operating constraint and lands your company on Process Native Software: an AI-first foundation that actually holds.
Fixed scope. Visible price. A graduation path you can see before you sign.
Pick the entry point that matches the constraint you feel today.
We do not sell horizontal consulting. Each engagement has a fixed scope, a defined deliverable, and a clear graduation path into the runtime.
The path is visible to you before you sign. The Trojan horse is not hidden; it is the offer.
Domain-Driven Process Modeling
1 week (five-day workshop), fixed.
Starts from €8k.
the founder, COO, or head of ops who can name the one process that is genuinely theirs, and feels the cost of nobody having written it down.
a domain map your team can read; a glossary, event catalog, and audit checklist, plus a scope recommendation.
the map becomes the contract Process Native Software is generated from.
AI-Ready Data Foundation
4-8 weeks.
Starts from €15k.
the COO, CIO, or head of data who knows the data layer is the blocker. The dashboards disagree. The CRM and the ERP cannot agree on a customer. The AI pilots failed because the data did not.
a domain data model, cleaned canonical sources, the pipelines (data modeling, ETL, ingestion) that keep the model current.
the data foundation is what Shugyo runs on, and what the runtime queries.
AI Engineering Practice
4-6 weeks plus optional retainer.
Starts from €10k.
the CTO or VP engineering whose team is already running with Claude Code, Cursor, or agentic workflows, and wants the practice to be a discipline, not a hobby.
an engineering practice your team operates: agent workflows, review rituals, evaluation harnesses, an internal playbook.
the practice runs against Process Native Software, with the runtime carrying governance and audit so AI-generated work stays auditable.
Forward Deployment Team
3-9 months, phased to milestones.
Priced to the milestones the map identifies; billed per milestone, not per month.
the founder or COO who has validated the process and wants the software built, shipped, and owned, on a cadence tied to business outcomes rather than to months.
working Process Native Software shipped milestone by milestone, with decision records and an updated scope view at each one. You own all of it: codebase, data, runtime configuration.
the running system is yours. When another process is ready, it earns its own fit assessment and the cycle starts again.
Read top to bottom and the order is the graduation path: a map, the data it needs, the practice that builds against it, and the team that ships it.
Every engagement obeys the same five rules.
Different constraints, different deliverables, one discipline underneath. The rules are how you know it is the same firm doing the work.
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Fixed scope
You see the scope and the deliverable before you sign. No "discovery phase" that bills against an undefined map.
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Domain-Driven
We use the same vocabulary across every engagement, drawn from the method . Your team builds the language once and reuses it.
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Owner-in-the-room
The founder, CEO, or COO is in the kickoff and the close. The map is a decision, not a deliverable.
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Pre-priced
Starting-from prices are public. You know roughly what an engagement costs before you book a call.
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Graduation is explicit
Every engagement lands you somewhere on the platform: Process Native Software, Shugyo, or both. We will tell you which, and when.
The deliverable of a real engagement is not software. It is a map your team can read, that the software is generated from.
We turn down work on services, too.
A "no" early is cheaper than a bad engagement late. If any of these describe the work, we will say so on the call.
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The process you want mapped is generic. Buy SaaS.
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The owner cannot stay in the room for the map.
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You want a tool, not a practice. We are the practice.
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You want a deck of recommendations, not a working contract. We are not McKinsey.
Pick the engagement that matches the constraint you feel.
A fit call is the right way to decide. Thirty minutes, three pre-qualification questions on the booking form, and we will tell you which engagement (if any) is right for you.