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Bring Us One Workflow
Viking Labs builds AI agents, automations, and custom software, and we run our own products the same way. A first build covers one workflow: a version-one limit, a success measure, and a person who reviews the output.
You do not need a spec. Tell us the job. We reply with the smallest useful first release before anyone writes production code. One business day. No credentials required.
How a first build works
Share the workflow
Name the work that is repetitive, slow, hard to hand off, or trapped in a spreadsheet, and the outcome you want. Do not send passwords or customer data through the form.
Set the version-one limit
We write down four things before build work starts: the one job this release will do, what it will not do, the success measure you can check, and where a person reviews the output.
Confirm, then build
You get a scope, a timeline, and an estimate. Nothing is built until you confirm them. Later ideas go on a list for the next release. They do not expand this one.
First-build estimator
What could one workflow give back?
Choose a workflow and estimate the time it takes today. Explore potential capacity saved, then bring the assumptions to our first conversation.
Your estimate
Done-for-You AgentAssumes 80% of task time saved over 50 working weeks. Capacity value is not cash savings or net ROI; build and running costs are excluded. We validate scope, timing, and success measures with you.
Automate inbound qualification, prospect research, and CRM routing with an approval gate.
Example Success Measure
First-response time under 10m; 100% of CRM writes pass human approval.
One-business-day reply. No credentials required.
What you leave with
- A written version-one limit: what the release does, and what it does not do
- A success measure tied to time, quality, or handoff
- Human review on anything nuanced or risk-sensitive
- Documentation and a walkthrough so your team can run it without us in the room
A first release is an agent for one repeatable job, an automation with the same inputs and finished outputs, or custom software when the workflow needs an application. ResearcherFlow is our own product, already in production. It is not a client project. Your first build uses the same standard: something you can run, not a demo.
If it is not obvious which offer fits, that is the normal starting point.