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§03 — Process

No surprises. Just a clear line from idea to launch.

Four phases, run the same way every time. You always know what’s happening, what’s next, and what “done” means — before any code is written.

Principles
→ Written by hand, reviewed continuously
→ Tested before it ships, not after
→ AI assists; judgment stays human
→ Documented so it outlives me
01

Scope

We work out what you actually need and agree on what “done” looks like before a line of code is written. Clear boundaries up front mean no scope drift and no nasty surprises at the end.

You get
Scope document
Timeline & milestones
Fixed definition of done
02

Build

Hand-written code, reviewed continuously and shipped in small, visible increments. You see progress regularly, not in one big reveal at the end.

AI sits in the loop as a second reviewer and a test-writing assistant — widening coverage and catching the things tired eyes miss. The architecture, the trade-offs, and the final call stay human.

You get
Regular increments
Continuous code review
Working software, early
03

Harden

Comprehensive unit tests and QA before anything reaches your users. Edge cases, error states, and the unglamorous paths get the same attention as the happy one.

You get
Test suite & coverage
QA pass
Bug-free baseline
04

Ship & Support

Deploy, monitor, and iterate. I don’t disappear at launch — I stick around to watch it run, fix what real usage surfaces, and hand over something your team can own.

You get
Production deployment
Documentation & handover
Post-launch support

Sound like the way you’d want to work?

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