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How it works

A four-track pipeline with eight places you decide.

Agents run in parallel wherever dependencies allow. Output from each stage feeds the next, and every handoff is validated.

Track 1
Discovery
  • IdeationDecision checkpoint 1
  • Product strategyDecision checkpoint 2

Generates concepts and defines the product vision. Everything downstream depends on this.

Track 2
Product
  • Architecture
  • Costing
  • DesignDecision checkpoint 4
  • Development
  • Security
  • QADecision checkpoint 7
  • DeploymentDecision checkpoint 8

Architecture through deployment: the working product, audited and tested.

Track 3
Business
  • Business formationDecision checkpoint 3
  • Financial strategy
  • Tax strategyDecision checkpoint 5
  • Compliance & legalDecision checkpoint 6
  • Go-to-market

Entity, finances, tax, legal and go-to-market for the company around the product.

Track 4
Operations
  • Monitoring

Dashboards, alerts, runbooks and KPIs for the running business.

◆ n = decision checkpoint n · Formation, Architecture and Design start together once Product strategy is approved.

Your part

Eight decisions. The pipeline waits for each one.

  1. 1
    Pick a concept
    Choose from 3–5 generated concepts with market analysis and viability scores.
  2. 2
    Approve the vision
    Target users, features and success metrics.
  3. 3
    Review formation options
    Entity type, jurisdiction and ownership.
  4. 4
    Approve design
    User flows, screen specs and style guide before development starts.
  5. 5
    Review tax planning checklist
    Classification, obligations and deductions, with confidence annotations.
  6. 6
    Review legal docs
    Terms, privacy policy, permits and insurance requirements.
  7. 7
    Sign off on QA
    Test results, bug reports, feature coverage and pass rates.
  8. 8
    Authorize deployment
    The final go / no-go to production.
When something fails

Three steps of correction before it reaches you.

Most issues are fixed by the agent itself on guardrail feedback. What remains goes through QA review, and only then to you.

  1. Step 1
    Self-correction
    Guardrails check every output; failures go back to the same agent with the exact issue. Generated code is also statically validated, repaired file by file, and opened in a browser.
  2. Step 2
    QA revision
    A static review of the codebase names the defects and the files behind them; those files are patched and re-reviewed, up to three cycles, with the previous build kept safe.
  3. Step 3
    Your call
    What is still open reaches you at the checkpoint with the findings attached, and continuing is an explicit decision.
Correction loops
Correction loops and their cycle budgets
Guardrails → Agent
Schema, structure and quality failures go back to the same agent with the exact issue
≤ 5 cycles
Static validation → Developer
Broken imports, syntax and route contracts repaired file by file before review
≤ 5 cycles
Browser check → Developer
The app is built and opened headlessly; a blank or crashing route is sent back
1 cycle
QA → Developer
Static review names the defects; the files it names are patched, not regenerated
≤ 3 cycles

Seven checks on every output

Schema validation · Content safety · Completeness · Feature coverage · Cost sanity · Security baseline · Deployment safety

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