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Every task starts with the whole project behind it Agents work the tasks, and an engineer signs what ships

Start with all the work around the code Requirements, reviews, tests and sign-offs are where a change like task 318 waits

Every piece of work becomes a taskA discovery question, a requirement change, and a release all enter the same way.
The context stays with the projectConversations, requirements, decisions, code, and tests stay linked to every task.
Agents work, and an engineer signsSeveral agents research, build, and verify. Nothing ships on an agent's word alone.
Each finished task helps the nextDecisions, tests, and operating notes go back to the project, so the next change starts ahead.

Then choose how to ship faster with AI Faster code only helps if review and testing keep up, as task 318 shows

Give your engineers coding agents

GoodCode gets written faster, starting this week.

WatchReview and testing become the bottleneck, and quality depends on each engineer.

PlanCodeWaiting for reviewReviewWaiting for testTestSign-off
18 days
Hire a bigger vendor team

GoodMore people on the work, without changing how it runs.

WatchCost grows with headcount, and coordination grows faster.

PlanCodeReviewTestSign-off
16 days
Run a software factory

GoodEvery task carries the project's context, and every release is signed and on record.

WatchIt takes a few weeks to set up around your project.

PlanCodeReviewTestSign-off
5 days

Inside the factory, every task runs in two stages Routine changes run nearly alone, and new ones keep the engineer close

  1. Stage 1The agent proposes a planIt writes the plan for task 318 as documents a person can read.
  2. Stage 1The engineer reviews itThey iterate until the plan is right, and every round is on the record.
  3. Stage 2The agent builds the planIt implements what was agreed.
  4. Stage 2The engineer validates itThey test it functionally and technically, then sign the release.

The agents can change, and your controls stay Task 318's agents could reach that one project, and nothing else

We built our orchestration layer in partnership with Alan AI. Agents get access scoped to the project, never standing access to everything.

Then every task ships with a full record Who worked task 318, with what, and who signed it

What every task records

  • Which agent worked it.
  • Which context, model, and tool it used.
  • What changed.
  • Which person approved it.

What agents never get

  • Standing access to everything.
  • A release without an engineer's sign-off.
  • Your prompts kept for model training.
  • Routes to data they aren't allowed to use.

Then run the factory with us, or take it in-house Either way, the next task starts where task 318 left off

Run it with us, and our engineers stay accountable for what ships. Take it in-house, and the handover includes the agents, the project context, and the record.

Bring us one project, and see the factory run

We'll plan it with you in five days.