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Product · AI-Native SDLC Framework

Run our delivery standard in your repo

Your agents bring the speed. In your own repository your people hold all 4 sign-offs, each by a named person, and the checks run there too.

  • 6 stages and 4 named sign-offs
  • Agent instructions per stage
  • Checks configured in your repository
  • You read it in full first

Example record

What lands in your repository

So your team reviews the rules the way it reviews code.

The behaviour is fixed. You choose the mechanism that enforces it.

framework · repository setupSample log
  • Agent instructions per stage

    versioned with your code

    Included
  • Secret paths refused

    before a file opens

    Included
  • Destructive commands blocked

    before they run

    Included
  • Action log

    appended as the agent works

    Included
  • Review in a separate session

    a required check before merge

    Included
  • Production gate

    enforced in your pipeline

    Your choice

Written down, so it holds

Agents read what is written down at the start of each session. A habit does not carry over.

  • Each stage leaves something your people read

  • Each sign-off has a name and a recorded trace

  • A rule in the loop holds with nobody watching

Capabilities

What you adopt

So your team runs the same parts our own projects run on.

01The standardThe full AI-native SDLC standard, a document your team can read and argue with.
02Stage agentsOne agent per stage, with its instructions versioned alongside your code.
03Checks in the loopSecret files refused, destructive commands blocked, errors caught before a commit.
04The action logFiles touched and commands run, appended as they happen.
05Separate reviewA session that did not write the code reviews it before merge.
06A cost baselineEach session runs under a turn and spend cap, so a loop stops on its own. Spend per task class is tracked weekly, so drift shows up as a trend.

Next step

Read the standard.

You decide with the full text in hand. Take it to your team, and tell us where it would not hold.

Read the standard →