Fixed-scope entry offer
- Length
- 5 days
What you get
- An agent team configured on one repository, with agreed permissions and approval gates
- One workflow run end to end with your engineers
- A walkthrough, handoff notes, and an embed plan
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Agent Team Setup Sprint for Engineering Teams
The Agent Team Setup Sprint is a fixed-scope, five-day engagement for engineering teams adopting coding agents. GuildBuild sets up an agent team on one of your repositories, agrees one workflow with your engineers, adds approval gates and reviews, and leaves a walkthrough and notes your team can keep using.
What GuildBuild does
The Agent Team Setup Sprint is a fixed-scope, five-day engagement for engineering teams adopting coding agents. GuildBuild sets up an agent team on one of your repositories, agrees one workflow with your engineers, adds approval gates and reviews, and leaves a walkthrough and notes your team can keep using.
Who this is for
- Engineering leaders whose developers already use coding agents, but without shared rules or review.
- Teams that want one governed agent workflow running before a wider rollout.
- Organizations considering an agent-team embed that want to see the method on their own code first.
Implementation outcomes
- An agent team configured on one repository, with agreed permissions and approval gates.
- One workflow run end to end with your engineers, with a record of what was accepted.
- A security review of what agents may touch, plus an embed plan if you want to go further.
Common signals this service is needed
- Developers use coding agents individually, with no shared rules for what an agent may change.
- Leadership wants evidence that agent output is reviewed before it reaches production.
- The team wants one governed workflow working before a wider rollout.
Questions buyers ask before they start
How long does the Agent Team Setup Sprint take?
5 days, from kickoff to the walkthrough and handoff notes.
Which coding agents does the sprint cover?
The sprint uses the agent team method GuildBuild runs in its own engineering, described in our published field notes. Tool fit, permissions, and data boundaries are confirmed on the scoping call before the sprint starts.
What happens after the sprint?
You keep the setup and the notes. If you want the workflow taken further, the sprint ends with an embed plan for a forward-deployed engagement.
Ready to scope this work?
Request a scoping call. We will tell you which entry offer fits, or whether neither does. If you would like to organize the idea first, Architect can draft a brief.