W1 · Rented, not aimed
Tools that almost fit
Each team rents a tool for its part of the work. None of them knows the goal, and nobody measures whether it moved it.
Goals first
Your company's goals, turned into systems that run.
Start with the number you need to move. Your team builds the systems and processes that move it. Agents keep them running. Everything stays owned by your company.
The goal
Every offer out within 24 hours
An example · 95% by March
The problem
Companies buy software by the tool. Nobody's software owns the goal.
W2 · Built, then abandoned
Apps that die with their author
AI makes it easy for anyone to build an app. Nobody maintains it. When its author leaves, it breaks quietly.
W3 · Stuck in between
IT is either the bottleneck or the police
Either IT builds everything and the queue grows, or people build around IT and IT is left to forbid things.
How it works
Four links, and each one answers to the goal.
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G1
Start with the goal
The numbers the company must move: one more client a quarter, no invoice missed. Each has an owner and a target.
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G2
Your team builds the systems
The people who do the work describe what they need. Agents build it into your systems and test it. The person who asked approves it.
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G3
Agents keep them alive
An error becomes a task, and an agent fixes it and ships the fix. Nothing consequential happens without a person's approval.
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G4
Your company owns them
Your own deployment, your code, your data. If you stop working with us, the systems keep running.
And back to the goal: every system says which goal it serves, so you see whether the number moved. A system that serves no goal is a candidate to retire.
Your IT team
Not replaced. Promoted, from building everything to owning everything.
IT1 · Decides
What gets built, and on what
IT sets the rules: which data a system may read, who may ask for what, which changes need its approval.
IT2 · Sees
Every system, its owner and its goal
One catalogue: what exists, who asked for it, which goal it serves, what it replaced, what it costs to run.
IT3 · Leads the agents
A team that scales without hiring
The agents do the building and the upkeep. IT reviews, approves and sets the standards they follow.
Proof
We run Hanodo this way.
745
changes shipped to production in the last 30 days
Merged pull requests, 14 October to 13 November 2026. Each one asked for as a task, built and tested by agents, approved by a person.
Underneath
The agents already know your company.
Meetings, email, chats, and what people type into ChatGPT or Claude become one context on your deployment. A request like «make offers faster» reaches agents who know your clients, your prices and who decides. Each person chooses what is recorded; private stays private.
Touchpoints
Meetings Email Calendar WhatsApp AI prompts
One context
on your deployment
Consent per person
Read by
Claude ChatGPT Codex Agents ✓ You approveHow a company starts
One goal, one pilot, one number.
S1 · Discovery · 60 min
Pick the goal
The number a pilot must move, who owns it, and where the work happens today.
S2 · Consent first
Each person decides
Recording stays off until a person turns it on. The company sees only what people share.
S3 · Pilot
Build what moves it
Our engineers sit with your team. With the agents, they build the first systems for that goal, inside your stack.
S4 · Measure
The number decides
The pilot is judged by its goal. Then the next goal, and the next team.
You bring
A goal, an owner, consent
One number, the person who owns it, the people who agree to record their work, and access to the systems you use.
We bring
Engineers, a deployment, agents
Forward-deployed engineers, your own deployment, and agents that build and keep alive what the goal needs.
Where it stands · November 2026
What works today, and what doesn't yet.
We say what isn't built before you ask.
Works today
- Goals tracked and linked to the tasks that serve them
- Agents build, test and ship changes to production, with a person's approval (on Hanodo's own code)
- Production errors become tasks that agents fix (on Hanodo's own code)
- Meetings, Gmail, Google Calendar, WhatsApp search and AI prompts in one context
- Recording off until a person turns it on; private by default
Being built
- Agents building and shipping on a customer's own code and systems
- Apps on one shared contract, fed by connected sources
- Agents that run on servers, not only on our Macs
Next · not started
- Each system linked to the goal it serves, with its effect measured
- A catalogue of systems for IT: owner, goal, cost, what it replaced
- Microsoft 365: Teams, Outlook mail, sign in with Microsoft
Bring one goal. We'll build what moves it.
A 60-minute discovery session: the number that matters, and which systems a pilot should build to move it.
Book a discovery session