Accelerators

Seven blueprints. Fixed scope. Your repo at the end.

Pick the one your roadmap is actually blocked on. Each lands in your accounts as infrastructure-as-code — merged pull request by pull request — with the runbooks your team runs afterwards.

Put AI to work inside your engineering.

Everyone's racing to adopt AI. We ship the agentic workflows that compound your team's velocity — in production, not slideware.

Own every line we hand you.

IaC in your accounts from day one, workflows your team can extend, docs and a walkthrough at handover — then we revoke our own access. Zero lock-in.

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You leave with a written spek — what your roadmap is blocked on, a fixed scope, and a timeline for your estate. Yours whether or not you use us.

Your product — live
The layer your users actually touch — shipped on a foundation built to move fast and stay up.
CI/CD + delivery
Automated build, test, and deploy. Every change ships through the same pipeline, with a rollback path — no manual releases, no fear.
AI & agentic workflows
Claude skills for your devs, code-review agents, and docs that update themselves — AI grounded in your stack, working inside your pipelines.
Data & ML platform
Pipelines, a governed lakehouse, and MLOps — moving data and models from notebook to production.
Networking & compute
Secure VPCs, right-sized compute, and autoscaling — the muscle under everything, tuned for cost.
Secure AWS landing zone
A multi-account AWS Organization with guardrails, least-privilege, and IaC — your foundation, reproducible from day one.
# the accelerators

You're not buying hours. You're buying the pattern.

Each block is a blueprint already designed, argued over and hardened — that is why it moves. It arrives as code in your accounts, not as a project plan.

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What you get
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read: the six pillars, and what breaks without them → read: what a rehearsed cutover looks like, from people who have run the weekend →
$ ./tree --pattern=landing-zone
AWS Organization — management account
SCP org-trail IAM Identity Center
ou / security
log-archive · audit
Write-once log destination and the read-only security role. Nobody's day job lives here.
ou / infrastructure
network · shared-services
Shared networking, DNS and tooling — built once here, consumed by every workload account.
ou / workloads
prod · non-prod
Where your applications run — production split from non-production by account boundary, not by tag.
ou / sandbox
per-engineer
Disposable accounts for experiments — isolated by construction, nowhere near production.
inherited ↓ SCPinherited ↓ GuardDutyinherited ↓ Configper-account: IaC pipeline
$ ls ./accelerators — 7 blocks · fixed scope · pick a block
$ ls ./accelerators — 7 blocks, fixed scope. The number is what lands in your repo; tap a row to read it.

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starting{{ a.price }}{{ a.priceUnit }} fixed scope pricequoted after the spek session — fixed scope, one number
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$ ./tree --pattern=landing-zone
AWS Organization — management account
SCP org-trail IAM Identity Center
ou / security
log-archive · audit
Write-once log destination and the read-only security role. Nobody's day job lives here.
ou / infrastructure
network · shared-services
Shared networking, DNS and tooling — built once here, consumed by every workload account.
ou / workloads
prod · non-prod
Where your applications run — production split from non-production by account boundary, not by tag.
ou / sandbox
per-engineer
Disposable accounts for experiments — isolated by construction, nowhere near production.
inherited ↓ SCPinherited ↓ GuardDutyinherited ↓ Configper-account: IaC pipeline
Book the 30-min review →
Book the 30-min review → Not sure which of the seven? That is the first thing the session answers.
# the well-architected review

Block 02 in plain terms: six pillars, then the first fixes.

A Well-Architected Review walks one workload through the AWS Well-Architected Framework's foundational questions, one pillar at a time. AWS grades what it finds as High Risk Issues and Medium Risk Issues — a graded list, one workload at a time. That fixed shape is why block 02 is the usual way in and the one block with a published starting price; the other six are quoted after the spek session, and the scope is fixed before the number is.

A fair question before the six: the framework is published, the AWS Well-Architected Tool is free to use, and reviews are widely available. So the list is not what the price is for. What this block prices is the half after the list — the quick wins merged as pull requests in your repositories, and a scoped quote for the fixes that are bigger than a quick win. The report is what a review produces. The merged code is what changes the workload.

What the price covers, in full → $ ./review --pillars=6 --then-fix
# the paper trail

What actually lands in your repo.

Every block ends as auditable artifacts in your accounts and your git history — not a slide deck. This is the handover, file by file.

your-org — handover
$ ls ./handover/
terraform/ # modules + per-stack blueprints, merged PR by PR
pipelines/ # GitHub Actions on every repo, from day one
well-architected.md # findings + fixes across all six pillars
runbooks/ # deploy + on-call procedures your team owns
handover-checklist.md # signed off — our access revoked, while you watch
A typical block, step by step
step 01
spek
Working session — map the estate, agree the fixed scope, write it down.
step 02
build
Accounts, IaC, and pipelines land as reviewable pull requests in your repos — you watch it happen.
step 03
own
Handover session, runbooks walked through, our keys revoked. Your team runs it from here.
Book the 30-min review →

Every block ends in a handover shaped like this. Which one to start with is the first thing a session settles.

# opinionated by default · watch it build

The modern foundation — built in the right order.

Opinionated defaults — the same versioned modules on every build, flexible where your goals demand it. The foundation, in order:

01 · start here
Monitoring & logging first

Starts day one, so everything after lands on real signals — not guesses.

02
IaC that stays DRY

Change a pattern once — every environment inherits it.

03
CI/CD as shared workflows

One pipeline per service shape — a fix in one place upgrades every repo.

04
Automation & agentic workflows

Docs that update themselves, and Claude skills for safe self-serve infra.

05
Self-healing infrastructure

Autoscaling and guardrails that fix problems before they page a human.

$ cost-shaped by default
Accounts sized to your stage

A multi-account split that fits your scale — the bill matches the stage you're at.

# next step

Pick a block. Or bring the mess.

Thirty minutes with an engineer — your estate, your roadmap, and a straight answer about which block is worth doing first. A working session, not a pitch.

Book the 30-min review → $ ./book --30min --no-pitch

You leave with a written spek — what your roadmap is blocked on, a fixed scope, and a timeline for your estate. Yours whether or not you use us.