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AI-enabled seats

Any seat can be AI-enabled for +$150/month. Your engineers in our Dhaka office get licensed AI tools that we buy, configure, and supervise — a productivity upgrade on the same one US contract, at flat monthly rates.

Licensed toolsManaged accessGuardrailsHuman review+$150/mo

seat console · ai-enabled

AI pair assistant

enabled · licensed

Code review helper

enabled · licensed

Docs drafting

enabled · licensed

rollout

in progress

No client code in consumer toolsAccess logged
Why AI-enable

A faster engineer. The same accountable engineer.

AI tools are a productivity upgrade, not a replacement. The engineer in the seat still designs, still reviews, still answers for the work — the tools just clear the repetitive parts out of the way. We license them, configure them, and keep watching what they actually change.

01

Boilerplate & scaffolding

New services, endpoints, and config stood up in minutes instead of hours. An engineer reviews every line before it lands.

02

Tests & coverage

Draft test suites generated fast, then tightened by hand. The engineer owns what the tests actually prove.

03

Refactoring

Large mechanical changes — renames, migrations, cleanup — done quickly. A human decides what changes and signs off on the diff.

04

Documentation

READMEs, API docs, and runbooks drafted as the code is written. The engineer checks every claim before it ships.

05

Research spikes

Unfamiliar libraries and approaches explored in an afternoon. Conclusions are verified by the engineer, not taken on faith.

Included

What is included.

One flat add-on covers the tools and everything around them. You don't pick licenses, chase invoices, or configure anything — that's our job.

IncludedWhat you getHow we handle it
Licensed AI coding assistantA commercial coding assistant in the editorWe buy and manage the license
Chat model accessA business-grade chat model for everyday questionsRuns under our managed accounts, never personal ones
Usage administrationSeats, access, and billing handled end to endOne line item on your invoice, no procurement work
Security configurationData controls and retention settings, set correctlyConfigured and checked before the tools go live
Updates as tools evolveNew versions and better tools, swapped in when it makes senseWe track the market so you don't have to
Monthly review of what helpedA short, honest read on where the tools earned their keepIncluding where they didn't
Guardrails

The rules the tools run under.

The tools don't change how we vet — the pipeline still decides who sits in every seat. These guardrails decide how the tools get used once they're in it, and they're not optional.

GuardrailWhat it meansWhy it matters
Client code isolationYour code never goes into consumer AI toolsYour IP stays inside licensed, controlled accounts
Access loggingTool access runs through managed accounts and is loggedYou can always see how the tools are being used
License complianceEvery tool is licensed for commercial workNo gray-area tooling anywhere near your codebase
Human code review, alwaysAI output ships only after an engineer reviews itAccountability stays with a person, not a model
Opt out anytimeTurn the add-on off for any seat at month endIt's an upgrade, not a lock-in
Rollout

How we roll it out.

Five steps from switched-on to reviewed. The tools go live only on managed devices, your team knows the rules before day one, and after a month we look at what actually helped.

  1. 1Tool setup on managed devices
  2. 2Policy briefing with your team
  3. 3Team training on the tools
  4. 4Usage review after month one
  5. 5Adjust — or opt out
Engineers pairing at a desk in Girmairi's Dhaka office
Meeting corner in Girmairi's Dhaka office
The engineering floor at Girmairi's Dhaka office
Training hall in Girmairi's Dhaka office

Our office in Dhaka — where your team sits. Real photos, real people.

Frequently asked questions

An AI-enabled seat is a dedicated Girmairi engineer whose seat includes licensed AI tooling that Girmairi buys, configures, and supervises. It is an add-on of +$150/month on any role and any level — the same engineer, the same contract, with managed AI tools layered on top under strict guardrails.

Only on seats where you have switched the add-on on. When you do, the engineer works with licensed AI tooling that runs under Girmairi's managed accounts with guardrails — never under personal accounts — and all tool access is logged.

On an AI-enabled seat, no AI output ships without human code review — always. An engineer reviews the work before it lands, so accountability stays with a person, not a model. The AI tooling is licensed and managed with guardrails rather than used ad hoc.

No. Client code never goes into consumer AI tools — it stays inside licensed tooling managed with guardrails, and access is logged. NDA and IP assignment are also signed with Girmairi LLC, a US company, before any work begins.

The add-on is a flat +$150/month on top of any seat, at any role and level, billed monthly in advance in USD like the rest of your invoice. On fractional founding engineer seats it is included free.

Yes — you can opt out anytime, for any seat. The AI-enabled add-on is an upgrade on the seat, not a lock-in: the engineer, the flat monthly rate underneath, and your contract with Girmairi LLC stay exactly the same.

Girmairi does. The tooling is licensed and managed with guardrails: client code never enters consumer AI tools, access is logged, and human code review is always required. You get the upgrade without buying, configuring, or policing anything yourself.

Yes. On fractional founding engineer seats the AI-enabled add-on is included free — no +$150/month. On every other seat it is an optional add-on you can turn on or off anytime, and every client company also gets one hour per month with Girmairi's founder, a working CTO.

+$150/month on top of any seat.

Any seat, any discipline — same flat monthly rate underneath, one flat add-on on top. Turn it on when you’re ready; turn it off if it isn’t earning its place.