Four steps, and no discovery theatre.

You will know inside half an hour whether this is worth doing, and the report is yours either way. I lead every engagement myself, and bring in engineers I’ve worked with when a job needs more hands.

  1. 01A call

    Thirty minutes on what worries you and what the repository looks like. I tell you whether this is worth doing.

  2. 02Read-only access

    One clone, or I run it on your machine and never take a copy. Air-gapped works.

  3. 03The report

    Scored, prioritised and priced. Yours whether or not anything happens next.

  4. 04The work

    Changes land as reviewable diffs on a branch you own. Nothing merges without your review.

Start at the first. Stop when you have what you came for.

  • about a week

    Assess

    A health check. I scan the whole repository, read the output myself, and walk your engineers through it.

    • Scored report
    • Findings priced by tier
    • A roadmap ordered by risk
    • A walkthrough
  • two to three weeks

    Mend

    The assessment, plus the work. Verified changes applied, bounded refactors one function at a time. Architecture stays yours.

    • Reviewable, scoped diffs
    • Before and after scores
    • A record of every change
    • Structural findings with evidence
  • ongoing

    Sustain

    It sits in your CI and re-checks every commit. I stay on for the judgment calls and go deep once a quarter.

    • Checks on every commit
    • Monthly trend reports
    • A quarterly deep dive
    • Team conventions as rules

Scoped per repository. Every engagement ends with the artifacts in your hands.

Your code, your branch, your call.

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  • Your code stays inside your perimeter unless you say otherwise.
  • Every artifact is a file in your repository.
  • Changes land on a branch you own and merge only after your review.
  • No lock-in. The engine is open source under Apache 2.0.