the agentic operator
Draft for OtoA proposed shape for the sprint, written in third person for Oto to rewrite. Name and length proposed (The Operator Sprint, 3 weeks). Price is open.

sprint

The Operator Sprint

The sprint sets up a working agentic studio inside a business: the business's knowledge written down where agents can use it, agents doing real workflows, and a team that knows how to run them.

It is for founders, builders and professionals who want their business to become more AI native, with Oto setting it up alongside them rather than handing over a course.

[Oto: two lines in your words on why you run it]

Length
3 weeks
Price
[price]
Format
[on site, remote, or both]
Starts with
One call
Book a call

How it runs

6 steps
  1. The call

    One call to see whether the sprint fits. The business explains how work runs today, and both sides decide whether to go ahead.

  2. Map the work

    The team walks through its workflows: what each one involves, where time goes, what repeats and where things stall. The output is a short list of the workflows worth handing to agents first.

  3. Build the base

    The business's knowledge is written down in one place an agent can work from: how it does things, its offers, its clients' context, its decisions and its voice. This is the part everything else stands on.

  4. Set up the agents

    Agents are set up for the mapped workflows, each with written skills that hold how the business does that piece of work, plus a dashboard where the team sees and directs what is running.

  5. Run it on real work

    The team runs live work through the setup with Oto alongside. What breaks gets fixed, and the skills are tightened from what the team actually corrects.

  6. Hand over

    The team owns it: the knowledge base, the agents, the skills and a plain guide to running and extending them. A follow-up call is booked to check how it holds.

What stays

When the sprint ends

A knowledge base

The business written down where an agent can use it, kept in files the business owns.

Working agents

Agents set up on the workflows chosen in the mapping, already run on live work.

Written skills

Each workflow's method in plain language, so results match how the business works.

A dashboard

One place to see what the agents are doing and to direct them.

A team that can run it

The people who will use it, trained on the setup during the sprint.

A guide

How to run it, change it and add the next workflow without outside help.

Fit

Before the call

A good fit

  • The business runs on repeatable work that eats the team's time.
  • Someone on the team will own the setup after the sprint.
  • The business is willing to write down how it works.

Not yet

  • The work changes completely from week to week.
  • Nobody has time to take part during the sprint.
  • The goal is a single piece of software rather than a way of working.

Book

How booking works
  1. Pick a time

    Choose a slot for the first call. [Oto: booking link]

  2. The call

    Talk through the business and the work. If it fits, dates are agreed on the call.

  3. Confirm

    A short written scope and the invoice follow. The sprint starts on the agreed date. [Oto: deposit and payment terms]

Book a call [Oto: booking link goes on this button]