For teams implementing Adobe AEM

Adobe AEM go-lives,shipped in weeks.

Lab0 is an AI forward-deployed engineer for Adobe Experience Manager. It runs discovery, builds your component and template library, migrates content and assets, and validates against your environment. AEM sites launch in weeks instead of quarters. That's it.

AEM Sites · Assets / DAM · Edge Delivery·Dry-run change previews·Backed by Y Combinator

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AEM is the leading DXP — but every site is rebuilt by hand before it ships.

The license is live on day one. Production value waits on a custom component library, migrated content, and integrations — assembled from scratch by a specialized partner for each rollout.

6–9 mo

Discovery to go-live

A standard enterprise AEM implementation runs roughly six to nine months — component library, templates, content migration, and integrations all built before launch.

$500k+

Implementation services

Custom development and migration are a separate spend from the license, scaling with every bespoke template, component, and integration — often into the millions.

Custom

Over-built components

Over-customizing instead of extending Adobe's Core Components is the single biggest driver of cost and long-term technical debt.

Thousands

Assets to migrate

Legacy CMS and DAM content has to be moved, re-tagged with metadata, and validated for integrity — usually the most underestimated part of the project.

Many

Integration surfaces

CRM, Analytics and Target, commerce, and translation (TMS) connectors each need wiring before the experience is actually complete.

Handoff chain

Architects, front-end and back-end developers, DevOps, and content authors each hold partial context for the same rollout.

01Specialist time burned rebuilding components

02Content migration underestimated every time

03Over-customization compounds into technical debt

04Integrations rebuilt per environment

How Lab0 implements Adobe AEM.

A standardized agent workflow runs discovery, builds a Core-Components-first library, migrates content, and validates against your environment — encoding AEM best practices with every rollout instead of starting from scratch.

Discover content & architecture

Agents gather context across Slack, email, and docs, then map your information architecture, content model, and component inventory onto AEM.

$lab0 discover --target aem --scope sites,assets

Build components, templates & migrate

Generate a Core-Components-first library, editable templates, and Experience/Content Fragments — then migrate and re-tag legacy content and DAM assets.

$lab0 build --core-components --migrate-content

Preview, validate & go live

Every change is previewed as a controlled dry-run before it writes. Validate templates, integrations, and migrated content against test cases, then promote with approval staying on your team.

$lab0 validate --dry-run --promote-on-approval

Proof inside the AEM author console.

Lab0 works against the same surfaces your implementation team does — authoring components, migrating assets, and wiring upstream systems into the experience layer.

AEM author console

Components & templates

Assemble Core-Components-first libraries and editable templates, and preview controlled changes before anything writes to your environment.

Content migration

Sites & DAM assets

Move legacy content and digital assets into AEM with metadata intact — validated for integrity instead of a risky lift-and-shift.

Integration

CRM, Analytics & TMS

Wire AEM into Salesforce, Adobe Analytics and Target, and translation management so the experience is complete, not just published.

Controlled by design.Every change is previewed as a dry-run development change before it's applied to your AEM environment. Approval stays with your team, and each rollout encodes best practices for the next one.

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If AEM implementations are measured in quarters, give us your hardest site rollout and we'll run it end to end. If it doesn't help, that's quick to find out.