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Studio
Studio for owner-run offices

You prompt the engineer.
They manage the agents.

Algorithmacy Studio sets up a swarm of agents around how your office actually works, then keeps it current. The onboarding fee is $5,000. After that it is $1,000 a month. You tell the engineer what should change. They do the managing.

01

Describe the office.

The first question is who handles the chore that eats the week — intake, chasing documents, the follow-up that slips. Tell us the office and that chore. The line below is the engagement, priced.

What kind of office is this?

For a law firm, we learn how the office works, set agents around the chore that eats the week, and an engineer runs them. You prompt the engineer. Setup is $5,000. The month is $1,000.

This opens an email to Roger Hunt at rhunt@bentley.edu. Nothing is sent until you send that email.

02

Three ways to get the work done.

Tools you already pay for A hire in the office Algorithmacy Studio
About $200 a month, and a lot of your time managing them. About $200,000 a year for an AI engineer to sit and watch a screen. $5,000 to set it up, then $1,000 a month.
You analyze the business yourself, between the other work. You employ someone whose job is the screen. We analyze the business. You prompt the engineer. They manage the agents.
03

What the money is for.

  1. Understand the office

    The $5,000 is for learning how this business actually moves work, not for a generic install.

  2. Set up the swarm

    Agents are built around that work — the intake, the documents, the follow-up — the chores named above.

  3. You prompt the engineer

    When the office changes, you say so. You are not the one watching the agents.

  4. They manage and adapt them

    The $1,000 a month is that work: keep the swarm matched to the office as it shifts.

04

Who this is for.

Owner-run offices of about 5 to 50 people, where the week disappears into admin and follow-up. The fit, in order: law firms, then dental practices and med spas, real estate offices, and CPA firms. A clinic, a home-services company, or a small agency with the same shape of work can use the same engagement.

The conference on this site is a separate program. Studio is the agency practice: one office, one swarm, one engineer on the other side of the prompt.