EasySpecs Labs
Operate the control plane for agentic coding at org scale.
Your team already ships with agents — now the bottleneck is visibility, orchestration, and governance across squads. In two days on your stack, stand up the control plane: monitor fleets, route work, enforce gates, and scale agentic solutions without review collapse.
- €7,995
- 2 days
Business outcome
Leadership gets dashboards they can defend — run health, cost, and quality signals — while engineers operate multi-agent workflows with explicit handoffs, audit trails, and merge policy instead of babysitting chat threads squad by squad.
What you leave with
- Control plane skeleton checked into your repository — routing, policy hooks, and run contracts
- Multi-agent orchestration patterns with explicit handoffs your team can extend squad by squad
- Observability baseline — run logs, quality signals, and a dashboard template leadership can review
- Governance gates and audit-trail patterns for merge-worthy agent output at org scale
- Scaling playbook for champions rolling the control plane to adjacent teams
- Written operating guide versioned next to the code — not a slide deck that ages in a drive folder
Workshop curriculum
Two-day control plane curriculum
Advanced block for teams past the first agent loops — orchestration, observability, and governance on your repository and toolchain, not another prompting refresher.
Control plane architecture
Separate orchestration from execution: routers, policy layers, and run contracts so agent fleets stay inspectable when models, IDEs, or squads change.
Multi-agent orchestration at scale
Planner, implementer, reviewer, and tool-runner roles with explicit handoffs — graph-style workflows, parallel worktrees, and isolation patterns that survive real backlog volume.
Observability and run monitoring
Traces, run logs, cost and latency signals, and quality dashboards leadership can trust — so “agentic coding at scale” is measurable, not folklore.
Governance gates and audit trails
When agents may open PRs, merge, or touch production paths; holdout scenarios, approval chains, and evidence packs for regulated or high-stakes codebases.
Operating agentic coding across teams
Champion models, shared standards, and rollout playbooks so squads inherit the same control plane instead of reinventing private agent workflows every sprint.
Key metrics
- Investment: €7,995 · 2 days · up to 12 participants
- Conservative payback: ~3 weeks when cross-squad review firefighting drops
- Year 1 ROI (conservative): 8×–22× vs. workshop cost
- Delivery: on-site or remote · control plane artifacts land in your repository
When to use this program
When agent loops work in one squad but fail to scale — review queues spike, nobody trusts cross-team agent output, or leadership needs visibility before funding immersion or embed.
Conservative ROI scenario
Three weeks to pay back a €7,995 control plane workshop
Conservative scenario: a platform team of six plus two squads each reclaim four hours per week previously lost to untracked agent runs, duplicate context, and cross-team review churn — roughly €7,995 equivalent in three weeks at typical loaded rates, then compounding as the control plane rolls to adjacent teams.
Agentic Coding Coaching
Workshops are coached by senior EasySpecs practitioners — product, structured requirements, and platform architecture at the table with your team, not junior facilitators reading slides.
Xesca Alabart
Lead coach — product & requirements · CEO, EasySpecs
Xesca combines product leadership with requirements engineering, helping teams turn business intent into explicit objectives and acceptance signals agents can work against—not vague chat prompts. She facilitates mixed rooms of engineering, product, and design while keeping a sharp definition of what “done” means.
- Aligns engineering, product, and design without diluting technical depth
- Brings structured requirements practice into AI-assisted delivery
- Based in Barcelona; delivers in English, Spanish, or Catalan as needed
Carlos Guirao
Carlos Guirao Capistany
Lead coach — platform & agent workflows · CTO, EasySpecs
Carlos architects EasySpecs’ platform and AI systems with an emphasis on safe, reviewable change in mature codebases. He focuses on boundaries, APIs, and verification so agentic engineering produces diffs your team can trust—not opaque churn.
- Systems and integration architecture for complex products
- Hands-on with agent workflows, tools, and how they land in your repository
- Leads the technical spine behind Application Mapping and agent-ready context
FAQ
How is this different from the Development Team Workshop?
The dev workshop (€4,995) builds first agent loops and review rituals on your repo. Control Plane at Scale (€7,995) adds orchestration, observability, and governance across squads. Context Engineering & Token Optimization (€4,995) in Optimize addresses layered context and token economics once agents run at scale.
How is this different from Custom Team Immersion or Embedded Implementation?
Immersion (€16,800) and embedded (€4,995 + €2,000/month) go wider and longer — cross-functional depth or daily pairing inside delivery. Control Plane is a focused two-day advanced workshop for platform and engineering leads who need the operating layer before or instead of a longer engagement.
Can we run this before embedded implementation?
Yes — many orgs run Control Plane after the dev workshop when multiple squads adopt agents and leadership needs visibility and gates before a four-week embed. Context Engineering in Optimize often follows when token and context cost need engineering discipline org-wide.