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Great kitchens run on mise en place: everything prepared, labelled and in its place before the first order comes in. AI-first software works the same way. The agents are fast; the process is what makes them right.
Best practices
Speed without these is just a faster way to build the wrong thing. Each one is written down and checked, not left to memory.
What should a customer be able to do when this ships? Everything else follows from the answer.
A short written spec the agents build from and you can read. When the spec changes, the code follows it.
The recipe comes before the cooking.Click it before anyone commits to it. Cheap mistakes early beat expensive ones late.
People decide and review; agents draft, test and document. Nobody’s job is to retype a ticket.
Decisions, lessons and project rules live in files the agents read before every task, so they don’t repeat old mistakes.
Reviews, releases and documentation follow written procedures the agents run the same way every time.
The rules of your product are encoded as automated checks that run on every change. A rule that lives in one person’s head is one holiday away from being broken.
Software can render perfectly and do nothing. We test the outcome in a real browser, not just the absence of errors.
Every change links to a ticket, the spec it came from and the tests that cover it, from requirement to release.
Test environment first, then production. Small releases are easy to check and easy to roll back.
Language agnostic
AI agents are fluent in nearly every mainstream language and framework, and so is our process. We build in what fits your product and your team, not in whatever we happen to prefer.
You own everything: the repository, the infrastructure, the documentation and the tests. If your team takes over tomorrow, nothing is locked in a vendor’s head or a proprietary tool.
A sample, not a limit.
Human in the loop
What to build, the architecture, security, what not to build, and whether it’s ready to ship.
Draft code, write and run tests, fix what failed, write documentation and review each other’s work.
Nothing ships until it passes the automated checks and a person has seen it work.
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