// sage services
The platform is ready.
Now let’s get you
running on it.
sage.studio — we build it
sage.resident — we embed an engineer
sage.studio Project mode
We build the workflow.
You own what ships.
What we deliver
Custom SDLC workflow design and delivery
Agent architecture and integration build
Knowledge retention and context layer
Guardrails, RBAC, and governance layer
Versioned prompt assets and documentation
Handover runbook and team walkthrough
Right for you if
Specific workflow to build Existing stack to honour AWS or Anthropic preferred Scaling beyond a pilot Need governance built in
// what sage.studio builds
End-to-end workflow design
Custom agent framework
AWS Bedrock integration
Anthropic Claude API
Knowledge retention layer
Context building and management
Guardrails and safety controls
CI/CD pipeline integration
Cost tracking and model optimisation
GitHub, Jira, Linear, SonarQube
// studio builds · both SDLC workflows · different stacks
AWS Bedrock Enterprise · 500-person Eng Org
Governed PR Review Pipeline at Enterprise Scale
// what we build

sage.studio designs and delivers a PR intelligence workflow on AWS Bedrock — VPC-isolated, with CloudWatch audit trails satisfying compliance requirements. A sequencer orchestrates three agents: code quality, security analysis, and standards compliance. All review rubrics live in a versioned prompt layer — knowledge compounds with each review cycle without model retraining. RBAC controls which teams access which agents. Delivered with full documentation and a handover runbook for the internal platform team.

aws bedrock · vpc-isolated · cloudwatch audit
// outcome
Scales to 500+ engineers Compliance satisfied Knowledge compounds Team owns it post-handover
Anthropic Claude Scale-up · 60-person Engineering Team
Context-Aware Incident Triage on Claude API
// what we build

sage.studio builds a custom incident triage workflow directly on the Anthropic Claude API. When an alert fires, a context-gathering agent pulls logs, metrics, and recent deployment history. A diagnosis agent — using a carefully engineered chain-of-thought prompt — surfaces probable root causes ranked by confidence. A runbook agent retrieves the most relevant resolution steps from a versioned prompt library the team controls. The on-call engineer receives a structured brief within two minutes. All prompts are versioned and owned by the engineering team — not locked inside a vendor’s platform.

anthropic claude api · custom build · team-owned prompts
// outcome
2-min triage brief No vendor lock-in Team-owned prompt layer Improves with each incident
Have a specific workflow in mind? Tell us what you need and we’ll scope it honestly.
Start a Studio Project →
sage.resident People mode
A forward deployed engineer
inside your team.
What the resident does
Embedded in your team from day one — standups, sprints, tools
Implements your AI agent plan on your stack
Works across the full SDLC — or focused on one phase
Builds with your engineers — knowledge transfers naturally
Leaves your team capable — no dependency created
Right for you if
Can’t hire an AI engineer Have a plan, need execution Want capability not a vendor Post studio-handover support Moving fast, learning faster
Not just a contractor. A forward deployed engineer.
// what makes sage.resident different from generic staff augmentation
// resident engagement examples
sage.resident Scale-up · Standalone Engagement
AI Engineering Capability Built From the Inside
// how it works

A sage.resident joins the team. They attend the standups, pick up the sprint tickets, and start building. The first workflows go into production. The team’s own engineers pair on every build — so they understand what was built and why. When architectural decisions arise, the SDLCAgents.ai leadership team is available as a sounding board. By the end of the engagement the team has running workflows, an engineer who has upskilled alongside the resident, and no vendor dependency to maintain.

// outcome
Plan executed on time Internal capability built No vendor dependency
sage.resident Startup · Post sage.studio
Extending What sage.studio Built
// how it works

A sage.resident picks up where studio left off. They know the codebase because they have the handover documentation. They add the incident triage workflow in the first sprint, extend the prompt layer, and wire in the new integrations. The startup’s engineers are involved in every build — not as observers, but as co-builders. When the resident finishes, the team has three additional workflows in production and the confidence to keep extending without outside help.

// outcome
Roadmap executed sprint by sprint 3 workflows added Team self-sufficient after
Have a plan and need someone to execute it? Tell us your stack and your timeline.
Enquire About Resident →
// how to choose
Studio or Resident?
One question decides it.
sage.studio — project mode
Choose Studio when you have a defined workflow to build

You know the outcome. You know the stack. You need someone to scope it, build it, and hand it over production-ready — on a fixed scope and a clear timeline.

// signals you need studio
One or two specific workflows in mind
Clear stack — Bedrock, Claude, or defined framework
Want a defined scope and a handover
Team can operate it after delivery
sage.resident — people mode
Choose Resident when you have a plan and need someone to run it

You have a roadmap and a stack. You need an AI engineer embedded in the team — building sprint by sprint, with architect-level oversight behind them.

// signals you need resident
Roadmap exists, execution resource missing
Multiple workflows to build over time
Want capability inside the team, not a vendor
Post-studio — extending what was already built
// commercial model
sage.studio
Fixed-scope project

Scoped and priced per engagement. Milestone-based delivery. No retainer required after handover. You own everything that gets built.

sage.resident
Monthly rate

Monthly engagement. Minimum three months. Includes architect and leadership oversight from the SDLCAgents.ai team. Can follow a studio engagement or stand alone.

Not sure which fits?

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