How we ship

Every project runs multiple Claude Code instances in parallel. One instance might be implementing a feature while another writes tests, a third investigates a bug, and a fourth researches a library. The human team reviews, directs, and merges. Think of it as pair programming where every pair runs simultaneously.

Each agent has a CLAUDE.md file that defines its working context: the repo structure, coding standards, voice rules, and deployment targets. Skills and hooks automate repetitive tasks (formatting, linting, test runs) so agents stay focused on the real work.

We monitor the fleet through an internal command centre that shows every agent, every active repo, and every ship in progress. When something stalls, we see it immediately.

Every engagement starts with a 30 minute discovery call. No deck, no sales pitch. We map the problem, the operators who live with it, and the shape of the solution. You get a fixed scope proposal within 48 hours.

Build work runs in fortnightly ship cycles against a living backlog. You see a staging deploy at the end of every cycle. Source code and IP transfer on day one, not at the end.

Post-launch, we either embed as your fractional team (monthly retainer, weekly ship cadence) or hand fully off with architecture docs, deployment runbook, and two weeks of support.