Three ways to borrow a brain
Axiom is deliberately small. You get the person doing the thinking, explaining, and—when useful—the building.
Architecture, technical strategy, due diligence, product decisions, hiring, and the occasional intervention before a shortcut becomes folklore.
For problems larger than a sprint and smaller than a permanent executive search.Patent analysis, source-code review, expert reports and testimony, technical history, and the patient reconstruction of what a system actually did.
For counsel who need the technology explained precisely—not merely confidently.Systems for large document collections, private corpora, semantic search, evidence extraction, anomaly finding, and software that earns its keep.
AI where it changes the work; ordinary software everywhere else.