AI becomes a reliable part of your delivery routine.

The AI office hour is your entry point: a paid, 60-minute taster session for 99 EUR on your real code. You'll immediately sense whether the collaboration fits. If you book the pairing afterwards, I credit the 99 EUR in full.

Very likely. The value is in the agentic workflow of setup, skills, and review routine, and that is largely stack-independent. We work on your own repo. For very specialized stacks, we'll honestly clarify in the AI office hour whether I'm the right fit for you.

In most cases, yes, and an NDA is of course an option. Your code stays in your accounts and your repo; I don't store anything and don't need permanent access. If your employer or client doesn't allow working on the original repo, we set everything up on a comparable repo or side project and you transfer it yourself; the workflow is the same. If you're unsure, we clarify the ground rules in the AI office hour.

The pairing costs 1,799 EUR plus VAT per person. That includes three weeks of guidance and all handover artifacts. You pay tool licenses directly with the provider.

Often, yes. Many employers have a training budget, and the pairing counts as professional development. How that works in practice is covered in the "How the pairing gets paid for" block right below the price, including ready-made reasoning for your manager to copy. On request, I'll invoice your company directly.

Three live sessions across the three weeks: the first takes 90 minutes, the other two 60 minutes each. On top of that comes the time you spend between sessions working on your setup. Ideally that falls within your normal project work, because we build on your real tasks. Feedback on it happens on the side via chat, with no fixed appointments.

It refers to the productive use of AI agents like Claude Code, Cursor, or Copilot in everyday development: not as a snippet generator, but as a reliable part of your workflow, with clear guardrails.

Real pairing. You get three live sessions where we work on your own code together. Between sessions, I answer your questions via chat as they come up. No pre-produced material, no generic examples. You leave with a configured setup.

Yes. The pairing runs remotely via video and shared sessions on your screen and repo. Between sessions, I give you async feedback on your results.

For a whole team, say 5 to 20 developers, the right path is not the 1:1 pairing but the Agentic Engineering rollout that levels up the whole team. That's a separate offering.

A configured, accountable setup in your own repo: agent configuration, a personal skill library, a review routine, and a playbook. Plus the routine to use all of it day to day.

No. You pay licenses for Claude, Cursor, and the like directly with the respective provider. That way you keep your accounts and data in your own hands.

Honestly: there is no "done". In three weeks you have a configured, accountable setup and the routine to use it. That's a solid foundation, not miracle speed.