How we engage
No leap of faith.
A staircase.
Every engagement starts small, paid, and on your own code — and earns the next step with evidence.
Risk walks down
as evidence walks up.
By cutover day,
nothing is a surprise.
POC → pilot → factory → cutover
The shape of an engagement
The proof of concept runs four to six weeks against a program you choose — ideally your gnarliest. Typical investment is in the $50K–$100K range. You receive a rule catalog with full source lineage, a dead-code report, and a rebuilt module with passing tests.
The decision is yours at every gate. If the evidence doesn’t convince your own engineers, you walk away owning everything we produced. If it does, the pilot scales the same method to a full workload — and the factory takes it to the estate.
We sell this way because it is how we would want to buy: proof before promises, gates before commitments, and a vendor whose incentives point at your cutover — not at billable drift.