Who this is for
Product teams and founders with a clear problem to solve, an existing codebase, or a bounded first release.
What the work can include
- A written scope and sprint plan tied to the agreed outcome.
- Implemented product work with reviewable source changes and pull-request evidence where a repository is in scope.
- Relevant build, test, or browser-check evidence and a short handoff describing what remains.
How we work together
- Start with the product goal, current state, constraints, and access needed for discovery.
- Turn the agreed slice into a written backlog and identify the evidence that will show it working.
- Deliver in short review points, then hand over the source changes and validation record.
What to prepare
- A short description of the user problem and what a useful first outcome looks like.
- Repository, design, environment, or API access only after the scope calls for it.
- Known constraints: launch dates, compliance needs, existing integrations, and people who need to review work.
Boundaries
- Agent assistance does not remove human review, product decisions, or ownership of production approvals.
- Validation is scoped to the agreed work; it is not a claim that every legacy issue or future operating condition is covered.
- No schedule, performance, uptime, or business-result guarantee is implied before a scope is written.