Most of my work now is with founders whose apps were built by AI. This is the other half of the practice: teams that already have engineers and want them getting real value out of these tools.
Hands-on sessions using your own codebase, not toy examples. Your engineers leave with working patterns for AI-assisted development rather than a set of slides.
The internal tools your team keeps saying somebody should build, built this time, then deployed and documented well enough to outlive the engagement.
Finding the repeated manual work in your engineering process and taking it away: review triage, release notes, test scaffolding, on-call routine.
For teams that want an experienced pair of hands on call while their AI practice finds its feet, without hiring a head for it.
Tell me how big the team is and what you have already tried, and I'll tell you whether this is something I can help with.