What does a first engagement look like?
We start by naming the problem, the people who use the system, and a release small enough to learn from.
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Agree on the problem, the constraint, and the first release.
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Build something people can use, then decide the next slice.
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Hand over the records, the runbook, and a system someone else can run.
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01Product and internal systems designed around the way your organization actually works.
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02A small senior team that can take a product from a rough brief to a releasable version.
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03Foundations for teams that have outgrown a single application and a shared spreadsheet.
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04Connections between the systems you already run and the software you are building.
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05Assistance inside a real workflow, with a person still accountable for the result.
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06Small agents that can take a bounded action, then stop and show their work.
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07Interfaces for the people who do the work, built to stay understandable.
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08A mobile app when the work actually happens away from a desk.
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09A product boundary, accounts, and a release path that can hold more than one customer.
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10The environment the software needs, kept small enough to explain.
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11Pipelines, migrations, and the habit of being able to recover.
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12Interfaces other software can depend on, with errors that mean something.
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13Repetitive steps moved into software, with a person for the exceptions.
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14Interfaces that explain the task, including empty, loading, and error states.
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15A technical opinion before a large commitment.
We start by naming the problem, the people who use the system, and a release small enough to learn from.
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