Service 01 · AI-native SDLC
We ship at agent speed
This is how we deliver. Agents bring the speed, and our named people own the intent, the architecture and each sign-off.
- 4 sign-offs, each by a named person
- What our agents check on their own, in the loop
- Which of our people answers for each stage, by name
- What stays yours: vendor, model, region, pipeline
- sign-offs, each closed by a named person
- 4
- of agent actions written to a log kept with your code
- 100%
- fewer tokens for an architectural question, on one internal workspace of about 700 nodes
- 25x
- defects caught before merge on our own projects that only the separate review session found
- 1 in 5
Example record
How we move a change, stage by stage
We sign each stage by name, and you see who did. A stage without a name has not happened.
On a live engagement each line links to its record.
- Signed
Scope agreed in writing
you + our analyst
- Signed
Design before the build
our architect
- Signed
Work split into 30- to 60-minute units
our engineer
- Awaiting
Code with its tests, reviewed in a separate session
engineer + test lead
- Not yet
Release past the production gate
your release manager
Where the work stops
4 points where a person signs
The first gate is yours. An agent can carry a change the whole way, and it stops at each of the 4.
2 questions we answer first
We answer both before any agent starts, so the agents build the right thing and leave a trail. Our whole process hangs off them.
What are we building? Skip it and agents build the wrong thing fast
How do we build it safely? Skip it and you lose the trail
We write the record as the work runs
A record rebuilt after the fact is expensive and usually incomplete. Written as the work runs, it adds no step to delivery.
- A
Each file and command, appended to a log
- B
Used in review, post-mortems and "what happened" questions
- C
What an assessor asks for under PCI DSS and SOC 2
- D
A refused action is recorded with its reason
The full process
6 stages, 4 sign-offs, one gate
Each stage, who signs it, the rules in the loop and what you decide are on one page.
Next step
The standard is published in full.
It is how we deliver, published in full. Read it with your team and tell us where it would break on your constraints. What you get is agent speed, with our signature behind each change.