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Loading.Start from your real environment, not a demo. Most teams have Claude Code as a copilot and stop there; the jump is to agents that run real work in production against your standards. That takes three things: a codebase agents can navigate, guardrails your seniors trust, and devs trained to operate fleets rather than fear them. tsukumo does this transition with your team, in your repo. We augment your devs, we don't replace them.
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Editor seats give you autocomplete and in-line Q&A. That's the floor, not the ceiling — it's roughly 10% of what these models can do. Teams stall there because the next step isn't a better autocomplete; it's a different operating model, and nothing in the license tells you that.
Three things, none of which come in a seat: durable context (a source of truth the agents can navigate), guardrails your seniors trust (review gates, scoped permissions, observability), and operators — developers trained to run fleets rather than supervise a single assistant.
We work in your repo, on your standards, with your controls intact. Your developers become the operators; the craft stays theirs and the output gets much bigger. We don't drop in a black box and leave — the goal is your team running agents without us.
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or have us build it — same capability, the other door