Advicefrompeoplewhoshipandrunit.
What to build, what to buy, what to stop. Written down, with the trade-offs, by engineers who operate a live product and pay its bills.
Built like a product,
not a service.
Most advice on AI comes from people who have never been paged at 3 a.m. by it. Ours comes from running Woro AI: the vendor costs we track daily, the guards we added after real incidents, the security posture we publish. Consulting is that experience applied to your decision, in a document you can act on without us.
Everything we ship
in this practice.
AI strategy that survives contact
Which tasks are worth a model, which vendor, what it will cost per month, and what the guardrails must be.
Automation audit
Where your team's hours go, what can run itself, and the order to do it in.
Cloud and cost review
What you pay, what you should, and the migration or right-sizing plan with its risks.
Security posture
Threat model, gaps, the fixes in priority order by what a breach would cost you, not by score.
Vendor and build-vs-buy
Honest comparisons, including when the answer is a product that is not ours.
Fractional CTO
A senior engineer in your leadership meetings, accountable for the technical decisions.
What every engagement
comes with.
Four phases.
No surprises.
Question
One decision, written as a question with a deadline.
Evidence
Your systems, your bills, your data, and what the market actually charges.
Recommendation
A document: the answer, the trade-offs, the cost, the first step.
Stay or go
Act on it yourselves, or ask us to build it. Either is fine.
Things people ask
about consulting.
Will you recommend your own product?
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Only when it fits. The recommendation says why, and what else we considered. If Woro AI is the wrong answer, the document says that.
What does a consulting engagement produce?
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A written recommendation you can act on without us, with costs and trade-offs, not a slide deck.
Do you do ongoing advisory?
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Yes, as a fractional CTO or a monthly review, with a fixed fee and a notice period.
readytobuild something great?
Tell us what you're building. We'll come back within 24 hours with a real engineering perspective — no sales pitch, no slideware.