Four phases. You can stop after any one of them, and you own everything built up to that point.
We work with your operators — not your steering committee — and map where time and margin actually leak.
One use case, your real data, measured against a baseline we agree on before we start.
Production hardening: pipelines, evals, monitoring, security review, staged rollout.
Your team runs it. We document, train, and stay reachable — resident engineers, not permanent ones.
The most common one. We find it in week one rather than week nine, and Prove becomes a data phase against the same deadline.
If no one can approve a change to how the work is done, automation has nothing to attach to. We name that person before we build.
We book the review in week one and design to it. Late security is how a working system sits unshipped for a quarter.
Two hours on a call is enough to tell you whether it is tractable.