Session: code, brainstorm & AI prototypes
120 min · 1–12 people · per-person EUR/USD · group discounts
Ref. No. 42-CO
This is not a generic “AI talk” or a wandering workshop. It is one focused meeting where we keep three threads alive: engineering, product sense, and fast experiments with models.
Bring a concrete repo problem, a half-shaped product idea, or the feeling “we need something tangible so people stop debating.” We work hands-on, with pauses for clarity.
You leave with artifacts: code, sharper hypotheses, UX copy drafts, or a small prototype — something you can show internally without embarrassment.
This is a strong fit if
- FIX You want one concrete outcome after the call (decision, artifact, next-step list) — not a vague year-long roadmap.
- FIX You can stay focused for two hours on video with screen sharing.
- FIX You treat AI as a bounded tool and are willing to name risks where they affect product and people.
What fits into the two hours
Pair programming
- Architecture, bottleneck, review, or paired IDE time — you choose the priority.
- One main thread: fewer context switches, more depth.
- Legacy, new service, flaky CI — anything you can open on screen.
Brainstorm & product
- Brand, positioning, offer, naming, landing structure — no slides for slides’ sake.
- Hypotheses phrased so you can test them next week.
- If designer or PM joins, the room supports that; pricing stays per attendee.
Rapid AI prototyping
- Scripts, API clients, logic sketches, prompt drafts — whatever removes “what if” fog.
- No theatre: we note limits, risks, and the next step.
How the session flows
- 01 Short alignment on context and outcome (10–15 min).
- 02 Main block: rotate code, product brainstorm, and prototypes based on your lead.
- 03 Close: what stays with you, what is mine as follow-up, and how to confirm payment / a next session.
Book & pricing
Pick tier, discount, and headcount on the booking page — same place as the availability grid.
We align briefly by email beforehand: what to share on screen, who joins, and what “good” looks like for this session. Calls are not recorded without explicit consent.