SERVICE — SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT

Production software, verifiably correct.

Built with agentic orchestration — spec-first, adversarial-reviewed, quality-gated. The same methodology we apply to our own tools, applied to yours.

THE PROBLEM

AI wrote the code. Nobody's sure it's correct.

Teams using AI coding assistants move faster — but faster gets you to wrong faster if there’s no verification layer. The output looks plausible. It compiles. It passes a quick review. And it ships with logic errors, security gaps, and no record of how any decision was made.

We build software using AI assistance with the same discipline we apply to any production system: formal specifications before code, test-driven development, multi-stage adversarial code review, and full audit trails.

100%

Test coverage on delivery

8

Quality gates per feature

THE METHODOLOGY

Five things that separate verifiable software from plausible output.

01

Formal Specifications

Define what the system must do in unambiguous terms before any code is written. Ambiguity in the spec becomes ambiguity in the code — and usually a bug.

02

Test-Driven Development

Every feature starts with a failing test — constraining AI output and making verification automatic.

03

Multi-Gate Code Review

Structured review stages — logic, security, integration — with defined criteria and adversarial checking at each gate.

04

Audit Trail

Every AI-generated block, gate result, and spec deviation is logged — a complete record when something breaks.

05

Delivery Validation

The complete system tested against original specifications. Evidence-based sign-off and a clear statement of what was built.

What teams get wrong with AI development.

Vibe coding without specifications

“Build a system that does X” is not a specification. AI fills ambiguity with plausible-looking guesses.

No test coverage

Each untested block is a bet that the model got it right. Those bets accumulate until something breaks.

Self-review

The same model that produced a logic error will explain why the logic is correct. Review must be adversarial.

No audit trail

“The AI wrote it” is not a useful post-mortem. You need decision records.

Skipping integration testing

Components working in isolation doesn’t mean they work together.

Deliverables

  • Formal specification document — What the system must do, verified before development begins
  • Working software — Passing all specified tests, reviewed through all gates
  • Complete test suite — Full coverage, automated, runnable by your team
  • Code review records — Gate results documented for every significant component
  • Audit trail — Decision log from specification through delivery
  • Handoff documentation — Enough for your team to maintain and extend independently

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Describe what you’re trying to build. You’ll get an honest assessment of where you are, what the right approach is, and what it would take to ship software you can actually trust.