First you try it.Then, never by the hour.
It starts for free, on one of your repositories: the map and its tools in the hands of your agent. Then a pilot on a whole system, at a fixed price, and a monthly fee to keep the map alive.
Three steps, one at a time.
The demo
- The map of one of your repositories
- The connector for your agent, with the map tools
- Your questions, on your own code
The pilot
- The map of the system: code, data, pipelines and jobs
- The documentation that comes out of it
- The agent that answers how it works, via MCP or in a chat
- Three presentations
The living map
- Every night the harvesting jobs reread code, data and jobs
- The map updates itself, and says when it isn't sure
- Served to your developers and their agents
- The recipes, that is the skills, included
Very little, and it stays yours.
A read-only copy of the code and the database schema, and a contact person for one hour a week. The agents do the rest.
The map is yours: the graph stays with you, even the day you leave.
Does the demo cost anything?
No. On one of your repositories, with the connector for your agent: you try it on your own code, and decide afterwards.
How much is the pilot?
It depends on the system. The price is fixed, and comes on one page after the first call.
Do you charge by the hour?
Never: the pilot is at a fixed price, then there is a monthly fee.
Does our code leave the company?
No. The map engine runs at your place, with one database per company. The gateway lets the answers through and does not keep them.
And if we stop?
The map is yours: the graph stays with you, even the day you leave.
Which agent do we need?
The one you already use: Sinopia speaks MCP, with any agent and any model.