I build AI agents, and the interfaces people use to work with them.

1. Week 0

   A 30-minute call

   You tell me what the agent is supposed to do. I tell you honestly whether I’m the right person.

   Book 30 minutes
   Brian Love · Google Meet

   MonTueWedThuFri9:0010:301:002:304:00

2. Within a week

   A written scope

   What I’ll build, how we’ll know it works, what it costs. Fixed, in writing, before any work starts.

   OutcomeSupport agent, approvals on

   Done whenEval suite passes

   Duration4 weeks

3. Two to six weeks

   Build in sprints

   Working software every week, in your repo, with the evals that prove it.

   Evals passing by week

4. The last week

   Handover

   Your team owns it: the code, the docs, the runbook, and a walkthrough.

   your-repo/├─ src/app/support/ the agent├─ evals/ the proof├─ docs/RUNBOOK.md on-call└─ README.md start here

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Bringing Agents to the Web with Angular: Announcing Threadplane

Threadplane is an open-source, Angular-native framework for building fullstack agentic applications — LangChain and AG-UI for the runtime, json-render and A2UI for generative UI, and Angular Signals all the way down.

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