Development
Trunk-based, paired and reviewed. Shippable increments every two weeks behind feature flags. Tests are first-class citizens, not afterthoughts.
- Shippable increments
- Trunk-based PRs
- Feature-flag rollouts
- Internal demos
What happens, week by week.
Discovery
Two-week deep dive with stakeholders, system audit and data archaeology. We leave with a written problem statement and an honest constraint list — what you said, what we heard, and what the data shows.
Planning
We translate strategy into milestones. Sprint zero scope, hiring plan, and an architecture decision record (ADR) backlog ranked by reversibility cost.
Architecture Design
Whiteboard sessions become C4 diagrams, API contracts and data models. Every choice gets an ADR with at least two alternatives considered.
Development
Trunk-based, paired and reviewed. Shippable increments every two weeks behind feature flags. Tests are first-class citizens, not afterthoughts.
QA & Testing
Unit, integration, contract and load tests in the same CI pipeline. We pick a coverage target with you and treat it as a budget — not a vanity metric.
Deployment
Canary, blue/green and progressive rollout with automatic rollback. Production traffic only sees a new version when the SLOs say it can.
Monitoring
Golden-signal dashboards, SLOs and burn-rate alerts. Logs, metrics and traces correlated by trace ID — engineers debug in minutes, not hours.
Scaling & Maintenance
Quarterly capacity reviews, performance audits and right-sizing. We carry the pager during the engagement and hand over a team that can.
Trunk-based, observable, automated.
Trunk-based, short-lived branches.
Every PR is reviewed, tested in CI, and merged within 24 hours. Long-lived branches are an antipattern.
Six gates from commit to prod.
Build, test, scan, staging deploy, smoke, prod canary. Average lead time: 22 minutes.
Two-week sprints, demoed end of cycle.
Mondays plan, Fridays demo. We measure throughput, not story points.
Golden signals + SLOs.
Prometheus, Grafana, Loki and Tempo, correlated by OpenTelemetry trace IDs.

