How We Work

We build production-grade from the start: correct architecture, tests, CI/CD, and isolated infrastructure from day one — not a prototype you rebuild later. Specialist agents handle the volume and the verification; a named human engineer reviews, signs, and owns the outcome.

Scoping

We start with the problem: what you’re building, the constraints, and where it has to run. We agree on the deliverable and the architecture before any code is written.

Plan

Before code touches the repo, the agent drafts a plan — the files it will change, the libraries it will pull in, and the sources it will cite. You can revise or veto it. A human engineer signs off on the plan.

Agent-assisted development

The developer agent writes the code against the agreed architecture. Every change carries a provenance trail: versions pinned, sources cited, CVEs checked against the GitHub Advisory Database, licenses cleared, and the test suite run. The lawyer, designer, and DevOps agents work alongside it on compliance, design-system consistency, and infrastructure.

Verification

Verifiers run as the work proceeds. A failed check stops the run and is recorded in the trail rather than papered over. On frontend work the agent drives the running app in a real browser and clicks through the actual flows.

Human review and sign-off

A named engineer reviews the diff, the provenance trail, and the verification results, then signs the merge. Nothing ships without a human taking responsibility for it.

Deployment

We deploy to isolated Kubernetes — your own namespace or a dedicated cluster — with GitOps, CI/CD, TLS, Postgres (CNPG), and Grafana observability configured from the start. You bring the domain name.

Ongoing support

The provenance trail outlives the run. Any check can be re-run months later to detect drift after a dependency update. When something breaks, there is a name on the trail and a team to call.