§ I — PRACTICEMODEL · POD OR MANAGED

Our
services.

We help regulated teams and growth operators ship platforms, agents, and infrastructure that survive real operating pressure.

DISCIPLINES
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§ I — DISCIPLINES

What we actually do.

01
PARTNER-LED · SENIORS ONLY

Cloud Architecture

We design cloud footprints that hold up under audit, growth, and the second budget cycle — landing zones, multi-account topologies, VPC and network segmentation, DR patterns, and the FinOps discipline that keeps spend defensible to a CFO.

CAPABILITIES
+Landing zones and multi-account topologies
+Migration waves with cutover runbooks
+FinOps: cost attribution, budgets, savings plans
+DR / BCP with RTO and RPO targets
AWSGCPAzureTerraformCDKKubernetes
02
PARTNER-LED · SENIORS ONLY

DevOps & CI/CD

Delivery pipelines that pass a real audit: trunk-based flow, signed artifacts, ephemeral previews, blue/green and canary deploys, and a rollback path that recovers in seconds. We wire security into the pipe so releases are safe by default, not by heroics.

CAPABILITIES
+Trunk-based flow with mandatory previews
+SBOM, signing, provenance (SLSA-aligned)
+Progressive delivery: canary, blue/green
+Secrets, key rotation, policy as code
GitHub ActionsGitLab CIArgoCDFluxSigstoreBuildkite
03
PARTNER-LED · SENIORS ONLY

AI Agents & LLM-Ops

Agents that survive contact with a real business: eval harnesses tied to shipping decisions, guardrails and policy layers, cost ceilings enforced at the request path, and traces you can hand to compliance. We build the boring infrastructure that makes the magic reliable.

CAPABILITIES
+Eval harnesses tied to release gates
+Guardrails, policy, PII redaction
+Token accounting and cost ceilings
+Trace + replay for auditors
OpenAIAnthropicLangChainPineconeWeaviateOpenTelemetry
04
PARTNER-LED · SENIORS ONLY

Angular Engineering

Enterprise Angular that lasts a decade: shared design system, disciplined NgRx state, micro-frontend seams that don't leak, i18n and a11y welded in from the first commit. We modernize legacy AngularJS estates without a rewrite.

CAPABILITIES
+Design systems with tokens and theming
+NgRx state modeling and effects
+Module federation micro-frontends
+WCAG 2.2 AA — audited, not claimed
AngularNgRxNxStorybookCypressPlaywright
05
PARTNER-LED · SENIORS ONLY

React Engineering

React frontends built like furniture — square, joinery visible, tested. Next.js and Remix on the web, React Native on mobile, all sharing state, design tokens, and a testing spine that survives contributors.

CAPABILITIES
+Next.js App Router / Server Components
+Remix data-loading patterns
+React Native + Expo, over-the-air updates
+Component-driven with Storybook + tests
Next.jsRemixReact NativeTanStackVitestPlaywright
06
PARTNER-LED · SENIORS ONLY

Platform Engineering

Internal platforms that earn their keep. Golden paths for new services, paved roads for CI/CD, secrets, observability, and infra provisioning — self-service where teams ship features instead of filing tickets.

CAPABILITIES
+Backstage-based developer portals
+Service templates and scorecards
+Self-serve infra with policy guardrails
+Cost + reliability dashboards per team
BackstageCrossplaneTerraformKubernetesOPAGrafana
07
PARTNER-LED · SENIORS ONLY

Automation & Workflows

Long-running workflows that survive restarts, retries, and human review. Temporal for durability, Airflow for batch, n8n for glue — humans removed from loops that don't need them, kept in loops that do.

CAPABILITIES
+Durable workflows with retries and compensation
+Human-in-the-loop review steps
+Batch and event-driven scheduling
+SLA + backfill for finance / ops workflows
TemporalAirflowPrefectn8nKafkaPostgres
08
PARTNER-LED · SENIORS ONLY

Observability & SRE

Signal that survives a 3 AM page: SLOs and error budgets your product team helps set, dashboards a CFO can read, on-call rotations with clear ownership, and blameless postmortems that actually change the codebase.

CAPABILITIES
+SLO / SLI design tied to user journeys
+On-call rotations and paging design
+Blameless postmortems + action tracking
+Cost + reliability observability
DatadogGrafanaPrometheusHoneycombPagerDutyOpenTelemetry
09
PARTNER-LED · SENIORS ONLY

Agent Orchestration & Deployment

We take agent prototypes into production: routing between specialised agents, shared memory and context stores, tool-use policies, deployment topology (edge vs. control-plane vs. LLM proxy), and cost governance for the whole graph — with the tracing to prove it.

CAPABILITIES
+Multi-agent routing and delegation
+Shared memory + retrieval fabric
+Tool-use policies and sandboxing
+Blue/green deploys for agent graphs
+End-to-end tracing across agents
LangGraphLlamaIndexMCPTemporalRedisOpenTelemetry
10
PARTNER-LED · SENIORS ONLY

Ecommerce Automation & Implementation

End-to-end commerce implementations: headless storefronts, checkout, catalog, tax and shipping, integrations to ERP and 3PL, then the automations that turn a manual shop into a shipping engine — pricing, promotions, subscription lifecycle, returns, RFM segmentation, and lifecycle messaging.

CAPABILITIES
+Headless storefront + checkout
+Catalog, tax, shipping, payments integration
+ERP / 3PL / OMS integration
+Lifecycle + marketing automation
+Subscriptions, promotions, returns
ShopifyMedusaStripeKlaviyoNetSuiteSegment
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PARTNER-LED · SENIORS ONLY

Web3 Solution Implementation

Web3 systems shipped with the same discipline as a payments platform: audited smart contracts, wallet UX and account abstraction, fiat on/off ramps, indexers, subgraph pipelines, monitoring, and the incident playbook for when things go sideways on-chain.

CAPABILITIES
+Solidity / Cairo / Move — audited
+Account abstraction and wallet UX
+Fiat on/off ramps + KYC integration
+Indexers, subgraphs, data pipelines
+On-chain monitoring and incident playbooks
SolidityFoundryHardhatThe GraphviemAlchemy
§ II — HOW WE WORK

A four-act engagement.

ACT 01

Discovery

We sit with your team. We read the runbook. We do not present anything in week one.

ACT 02

Architecture

A written document — yes, prose — laying out what we'd build, what we wouldn't, and why. Yours to keep.

ACT 03

Build

Small team paired with yours. We ship to production in week two. Always.

ACT 04

Handover

We leave docs, dashboards, and a team that doesn't need us. Then we leave.

§ III — TOOLKIT

The stack we actually ship.

We are deliberately conservative about what we keep in rotation.

AWSGCPAzureKubernetesTerraformPulumiPostgresRedisKafkaTemporalAirflowAngularReactNext.jsNode.jsPythonGoOpenAIAnthropicLangChainPineconeDatadogGrafanaBackstageArgoCD
§ IV — HOUSE RULES

What we will and won't do.

01
No technology for the sake of it.

If a Postgres table will do, that is what we ship. We've replaced more clusters than we've installed.

02
Automation is craft, not a feature.

We measure our work in humans removed from loops that didn't need them.

03
Architecture is a debt instrument.

Every box on the diagram is a promise to maintain. We draw fewer boxes.

04
Boring is a moat.

Postgres, plain HTTP, queues, idempotency. The exotic is for the talk track, not the stack.

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