Works where you work

We build agents
that actually ship.

Fist Agents is the hands-on AI service. We build agents, automations, apps and assistants — and we see them through to done. Most AI projects stall at 80%. Ours don't.

Why us

A hire takes a quarter. We take a call.

In-house hire
Fist Agents
Time to first result
3–6 months
First demo in week one
Cost
Salary + ramp-up + tooling
Fixed scope, fixed price
Breadth
One specialty
Agents, automations, apps, assistants
When it's done
Ongoing headcount
Handed over, running, documented
The 80% problem

Where AI projects stall — and how we grip them

Prototype stuck at 80% Nobody owns the agent Demos that never ship Tool sprawl, no glue
Scoped in the first call One team, end to end Built in visible cycles Handed over running
What we build

Four things, gathered into one grip

Assistants that answer

Support and internal assistants grounded in your docs, on your channels.

Can I change my delivery address after ordering?
Yes — up to 2 hours after checkout. I've opened the form for order #4821.

Automations that report back

Pipelines that do the work and tell you what they did — not silent cron jobs.

Invoices reconciled — 214 matched, 3 flagged
Weekly digest sent to #ops at 9:00
Enriching 38 new leads…

Apps with real interfaces

Internal tools and customer-facing apps around the AI — auth, data, UI, deployed. Not a notebook someone has to babysit.

Agents with a job description

Scoped tasks, clear tools, measurable output. We define what done means before we build, then hold on until it is.

“We had three AI prototypes and zero AI products. Six weeks later one of them answers 60% of our support tickets.”
Maren Kold · COO, logistics scale-up
“They said 'shipped in six weeks' on the first call and meant it.” — Jonas Reber, founder
Engagements

Three ways to hire the grip

Sprint
Two weeks · fixed price
$9k
  • One automation or assistant, shipped
  • Scoped in the first call
  • Handover doc + walkthrough
Partner
Ongoing · monthly
from $6k/mo
  • Your standing AI team
  • Roadmap, maintenance, new builds
  • Direct line to the builders
FAQ

Fair questions

Perfect — that's our most common starting point. We audit it in the first call, keep what works, and finish the last 20% that's been stuck: edge cases, evaluation, deployment, handover.

The people you talk to. There is no account layer — you get a direct line to the two or three engineers building your project, with a demo every week.

Running in your environment, passing the acceptance tests we agreed on in the scope, documented, and with your team trained to run it. We write that definition down before we start.

Yes. Code, prompts, evaluation data, infrastructure — everything lands in your accounts and your repositories. No lock-in, no license.

We tell you in week one, not week six. The sprint format exists exactly for this: a small fixed bet that answers “will this work?” before you commit to a build.

Bring us the project that's stuck.

One call to scope it. A demo within the first week. Done means done.

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