Consultation
Strategic clarity in days, not weeks. The studio's perspective on your immersive or agentic problem, before you commit to a build.
- → Discovery interviews with the people who own the problem (2–5 sessions)
- → A written advisory brief (15–25 pages): situation, options, recommended path, what we would build first
- → 1–2 working sessions with our team and yours to pressure-test the recommendation
- → Optional async follow-up window (2 weeks) for questions after delivery
Align on the decision you need to make. Who needs to say yes? What evidence do they need? What does "clarity" look like at the end. Gate: a one-page decision statement we both sign off.
Conversations with stakeholders, technical owners, and (where possible) the audience the decision affects. Industry context. Competitive landscape. Constraints we cannot move.
Synthesis. Option-mapping. Tradeoff modelling. A draft of the advisory brief lands with you for comment.
Live working session(s) to walk the brief, answer questions, and refine the recommendation. Final brief delivered.
| KPI | Method | Threshold |
|---|---|---|
| Decision-readiness | Pre/post stakeholder survey | Stakeholders rate readiness ≥ 4/5 post-engagement |
| Option coverage | Documented alternatives | ≥ 3 viable paths analyzed |
| Time to clarity | Calendar from kickoff to final brief | ≤ 4 weeks |
| Recommendation depth | Brief includes scope, cost, risk, KPIs | All four named per recommended path |
Founders scoping a Series A pitch around immersive or agentic tech. CTOs evaluating build-vs-buy on an agentic capability. Heads of L&D deciding whether to commission an Atlas. Boards asking whether the studio's worldview fits their next move. Consultation is for teams who need to make a real decision in the next quarter and want studio-grade reasoning to bring to it.
Consultation does not ship a built artifact. If you want a working prototype at the end, start with Atlas. If you want a recommendation you can act on (or argue with), this is the right tier.
Book a Consultation discovery call.
Thirty minutes. Bring a real problem. Leave with a one-page brief.