Two receipts. Same playbook.

The firm ran brochure-site builds the traditional way — consultation over weeks, design review cycles, hand-coded realize. Four brochure sites was a quarter of agency work, conservatively.

We built them a full-stack web-development agent — one that takes a simple website discovery transcript and turns it into a fully designed, optimized web presence. Discovery in, live site out; the firm’s own brand rules enforced end-to-end.

The receipt: four full brochure sites, consultation through launch, two hours each. Clients saw their own brand on the site before the first review meeting was scheduled. Every client walked away amazed at how fast their work had gone from a conversation to a finished page.

Anonymous by agreement. Receipts available under mutual NDA on request.

The firm dogfoods. Every role on acejack was shipped by the same playbook we install for clients — a named agent, one job, known cadence, monitored from the first chip.

Our Agent Architectwrites the shape of every new role before it joins the fleet — what it owns, what it does not, how it behaves under pressure, and the non-negotiables it cannot compromise. Nothing gets hired without that spec first.

After the spec, a second agent paints the role onto the canvas — visual identity, brand-token alignment, the finish pass that makes every new hire feel like part of the same firm. The first agents we built were shipped with meticulous detail by this pair; every hire since has followed the same discipline.

Every chip the fleet emits is a receipt for a unit of work. The counter below is the live aggregate — pulled from api.acejack.agency/chip-totals on load. If the number moved while this page was open, work was shipped.

The rest of the fleet is visible on /operations. Cadences, roles, and ownership live there.