An entire team, for the price of a single hire.
ataraxy assembles a team of specialized AI agents, orchestrated by a senior human, that designs, builds, integrates, and verifies software for your company. The team works in parallel, every day, for a flat monthly fee. No billable hours and no surprises at the end of the month.
You need a team. You can afford one salary.
Building a real product team takes months of recruiting and several senior salaries a month. A freelancer is a single pair of hands. And an agency that bills by the hour has an awkward incentive: the longer it takes, the more it bills.
Meanwhile, the list of things to build keeps growing: the internal system nobody dares to modernize, the half-finished integrations, the reports someone puts together by hand every week.
Agent Team is the third option: a team of specialized AI agents working on your product every day, with a senior human in charge, for a flat monthly fee you know before you start.
Not a bot. A team that works in parallel.
Each agent has a role, its own context, and a specialty, like a real team. A senior human orchestrates, prioritizes, and answers for the result.
Senior orchestration
Someone with years of product and engineering experience decides what gets built and in what order, arbitrates when agents disagree, and approves everything irreversible. That person is your point of contact: you talk to a human, not a chatbot.
Build
Writes the code, the tests, and the documentation for every module. Frontend, backend, APIs, automations: whatever the week calls for.
Design and frontend
Interfaces consistent with your brand, polished pixel by pixel, built on your design system, or a new one if none exists.
Integrations and data
Connects your existing systems, APIs, and databases. It can build on what you already have, with no forced migrations and no big bang.
Adversarial review
An independent AI from a different provider reviews every risky change and tries to break it before it touches anything live. The one who builds is never the one who approves.
Board and progress
The work board keeps itself up to date, and progress is reported in plain language. You always know what's happening without asking for a meeting.
Nothing reaches production without passing the gate.
Agent speed without discipline is a risk. That's why every risky change travels the same path, every time, with an independent review in the middle.
The one who builds never approves. Ever.
Every review finding is classified by severity: anything that could corrupt data stops everything; anything recoverable gets fixed and reviewed again. A module can go through five rounds before the GO.
That's the point: the speed of agents, with the caution of a team that knows what production means.
Least privilege
Each agent only accesses what its role needs. Sensitive steps, credentials, and production access are handled by a human.
Pilot before rollout
Every major change is tested first with a limited group. Only once it holds up there does it open to everyone.
A human approves the irreversible
Nothing that can't be undone happens without a human looking at it and approving it. Agents propose; the orchestrator decides.
Tests, by the hundreds
Every module ships with its own suite of automated tests, which runs on every change. If something breaks, it warns you before it reaches your users.
From the system nobody touches to brand-new features.
The same team covers the whole cycle. These are the categories of work a typical retainer combines.
Legacy system modernization
Modern replicas of old systems running on your same database, in parallel with the original and with no forced migrations. Parity first, improvements after.
New interfaces
Modern web applications, fast and consistent with your brand, from the internal dashboard to the customer portal.
Backend and APIs
Lean, verifiable services and APIs, with security designed in from the start, not patched on later.
Third-party integrations
External providers, payment gateways, accounting systems, whatever your operation already uses: connected and verified row by row when data is involved.
Internal automations
Bulk importers with validation, reports that build themselves, repetitive tasks that stop taking up people's time.
QA and continuous verification
Every delivery arrives tested. The test suite stays in place and also protects whatever gets built next.
Specialized agents in parallel
Not quarters, per module delivered
Of automated tests per module
Review rounds if needed, until the GO
USD 5,000 a month, flat. No surprises at the end of the month.
You know exactly what you'll pay before the month starts. You get a team's capacity with the cost structure of a single hire.
- ✓Month to month
No minimum commitment. Pause or cancel with notice, and pick back up whenever you want.
- ✓No billable hours
No clock running and no incentive to stretch the work. The fee is the same no matter how much the team works.
- ✓Your priorities, every week
We decide together what comes first. If the business changes on Tuesday, the plan changes on Tuesday.
- ✓Scale without hiring
A demanding month? Specialized agents join the team, with no recruiting and no months-long onboarding.
What everyone asks before starting.
Who owns the code?
You do, from day one. Repositories, credentials, and infrastructure stay in your name. If you ever leave, you take everything with you, fully operational.
How do I see progress?
A board that's always up to date and summaries in plain language, no jargon. You know what got done, what's in progress, and what's next, without asking for a meeting.
What about my data and access?
Agents operate with least privilege and sensitive steps are handled by a human. Nothing irreversible happens without your approval.
Do I need a technical team?
No. If you have one, the team plugs in and multiplies it. If you don't, it works as your entire product department, with a human point of contact who answers for everything.
How is this different from hiring an agency?
The incentive and the pace. We don't bill hours, so we want the same thing you do: ship fast and make it work. And the team works in parallel every day, not in billable sprints.
How much does it cost?
USD 5,000 a month, flat. No extras and no billable hours: that's the fee you pay every month. We take on only a few teams at a time so quality holds; on the call we'll confirm if a seat is open.
Put an entire team to work this week.
Tell us what's stuck. In a 30-minute call we'll tell you what we'd build first, what the team would look like, and whether a seat is open this month: we take on only a few new teams at a time.