A frontira first look

Talking about AI is interesting.
Watching your workflow change is convincing.

So give us a Monday.

One workflow. A safe, representative data slice or an agreed setup inside your environment. One full Monday. Maker Monday lets your team work side by side with two frontira experts and watch a real workflow take shape. By 17:00, you leave with direct learning, a working workflow prototype, and a clearer decision about what should happen next.

€5,000 flat · two frontira experts · full credit toward a 5-Day Agentic AI Sprint

We love Mondays. And now, so will you.
~/frontira/maker-monday - this monday
live
10:00scope_lockone workflow, one KPI, safe data setup confirmeddone
10:30build_01first working pass, prototype runs on your casedone
12:00see_it_workrun it live, talk through the reactiondone
12:30build_02refine logic, wire up real inputsbuilding
14:00redirecttest again, agree the final pushqueued
14:30build_03polish, edge cases, handoff notesqueued
16:00reviewworking prototype, live, on your workflowqueued
Why this exists

From talking about possibility to seeing it in action.

AI capability is moving faster than most teams' capacity to apply it. Maker Monday closes that gap through direct, side-by-side experience on one real workflow.

01

Exploration is useful, but it's not the turning point. Workshops and use-case talks build understanding. They rarely build conviction.

02

The first working iteration is the moment that lands. Not the tenth version, refined and polished. The first one, rough and real, doing your work in front of you.

03

It has to be your business, not a case study. A generic demo is a pitch. A working pass on your representative case gives you evidence you can discuss.

Before Monday

The day starts before 10:00.

In a 45-minute readiness call, we confirm the basics so the day itself can be about building, not figuring things out:

-One defined workflow
-One accountable workflow owner
-The result we want to observe
-One success criterion or KPI
-A safe, representative data slice
-Required access and available systems
-Human review and approval points
-Privacy, security, and operational boundaries
If the workflow, data, ownership, or risk boundary isn't ready, we postpone rather than spend the day creating theatre.
The day itself

One Monday. Three build loops. One honest review.

We scope live, build in short bursts, and check in with you twice before the final review. You're in the room or on the call the whole way.

10:00 – 10:30

Scope lock

We align on the workflow, the proof target, the success criterion, and the boundary of the day.

10:30 – 12:00

Build loop one

First working pass. The core logic goes in, running against a real slice of your case.

12:00 – 12:30

See it work

You see it work for the first time. We take your reactions and adjust direction on the spot.

12:30 – 14:00

Build loop two

We refine the logic and wire up more of your real inputs based on what you just told us.

14:00 – 14:30

Redirect

Another look, closer to done. Last chance to redirect before final polish.

14:30 – 16:00

Build loop three

Edge cases, error handling, and the small details that make it feel like a real system, not a demo trick.

16:00 – 17:00

Application Capacity Review

The working prototype, live on your case, in front of whoever needs to judge it, plus an honest read on what it would take to go further.

Who should participate

The right people, at the right moments.

Full day

Workflow owner

The person who understands the work and can make practical decisions stays with the frontira team throughout the day.

10:00–10:30 & 16:00–17:00

Project sponsor

Joins the scope lock and the final review, the two moments that set direction and decide what's next.

On call

Domain, data, or IT contact

Available when the selected workflow needs clarification, access, or a decision about data and system boundaries.

What you walk away with

Not a memory of a good demo. Four things you can actually use.

01

A working workflow prototype

Running against the representative case and safe setup agreed in the readiness call.

02

A review recording

The agreed review moments captured where policy allows, so the wider team can see what changed.

03

A one-page teardown

What we built, how it works, and what a full build would need to go further.

04

An honest recommendation

A clear go or no-go on scaling this into a full Agentic AI Sprint. No pressure either way.

The deal

One Monday, fixed and fully bounded.

What's included

A 45-minute readiness call before Monday, so the day itself is pure build.

Two frontira experts for the full day, on site or remote.

A six-hour co-build plus a one-hour Application Capacity Review.

Credited if you move forward. Commit to a 5-Day Sprint within 30 days and the full €5,000 comes off the price.

A clear handover. Unless agreed otherwise, the working prototype, prompts, code, and handover notes are yours.

Flat rate
€5,000
net · two experts · one workflow · one Monday
100% credited toward a 5-Day Agentic AI Sprint if you book one within 30 days.
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Is this for you

A quick gut check before you book.

Good fit

  • You have one clear, painful workflow in mind, even a small one
  • Someone can grant limited access to the data it runs on
  • A decision-maker can join the 16:00 final review
  • You want proof before you commit budget to more

Not yet

  • A safe working setup cannot yet be agreed inside your systems or with a representative data slice
  • You're after strategy and alignment, not a build. Start with a Leadership Sprint instead
  • You don't yet know which workflow to pick. That's what our Exploration phase is for
Start the conversation

Tell Joanna the workflow. She'll tell you if Monday works.

No pitch deck, no pressure. Joanna will help you check whether the workflow, owner, data setup, and decision are ready for a productive Maker Monday.