yume Client Onboarding Sprint (5-7 days)
A structured onboarding sprint that configures yume for a client's codebase, sets up agent orchestration, and trains their team on parallel agents and session recovery, enabling them to bill for AI-assisted coding with full visibility. Time: 5-7 days.
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yume Client Onboarding Sprint (5-7 days)
A structured onboarding sprint that configures yume for a client's codebase, sets up agent orchestration, and trains their team on parallel agents and session recovery, enabling them to bill for AI-assisted coding with full visibility.
- Active Claude subscription or API key for each user
- yume Pro Monthly ($4/month) or Pro Lifetime ($49) license per seat
- Client's codebase accessible locally with git initialized
- Defined agent orchestration strategy (architect, explorer, implementer, guardian) for typical tasks
- Client stakeholder available for training and feedback sessions
- 1.Download yume and connect it to the Claude CLI using the client's API credentials
- 2.Run a test session to verify tabs, panes, and window functionality
- 3.Configure project workspace and git integration for the client's repository
- 1.Define the agent orchestration strategy: assign architect for planning, explorer for research, implementer for coding, guardian for review
- 2.Set up parallel agent execution on isolated branches for a sample task
- 3.Document session setup and prompt templates for reuse
- 1.Enable live token tracking and show the client how to monitor spend in real time
- 2.Test session crash recovery using 5-minute snapshots to ensure no work is lost
- 3.Configure visual diff tracking and rollback per message for code changes
- 1.Build one AI-assisted coding workflow tailored to the client's core use case
- 2.Run parallel agents on a real development task and review the output with the client
- 3.Adjust agent prompts and orchestration based on client feedback
- 1.Train the client's team on yume's interface, including tabs, panes, and agent controls
- 2.Provide documentation on session persistence and crash recovery procedures
- 3.Hand off the configured environment and workflow scripts
- 1.Conduct a shadow session where the client runs yume with your guidance
- 2.Troubleshoot any issues with agent orchestration or token tracking
- 3.Finalize the onboarding documentation and usage guidelines
- 1.Review token usage data from the sprint to estimate ongoing costs
- 2.Deliver the final workflow and training materials
- 3.Schedule a follow-up check-in for one week later
Charging $2,250 for a 20-hour sprint yields an effective hourly rate of $112.50, while the tool cost is only $4 per seat per month or $49 lifetime. Even with 10 seats, the monthly tool cost is $40, leaving a margin of over 98% on the service fee. Agencies can also bundle yume seats into retainers, adding recurring revenue with negligible marginal cost.
- Configured yume environment with client-specific project context and git integration
- Agent orchestration playbook defining architect, explorer, implementer, and guardian roles
- Prompt template library for common development tasks
- Token usage and cost tracking report from the sprint
- Client training guide covering session persistence, crash recovery, and rollback
The client's team can independently run yume with parallel agents, monitor token usage, and recover sessions from crashes, confirmed by a successful shadow session.
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