Project takeover and development

We take over projects. And take them further.

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Forge after an audit of taken-over code: findings by severity, each with a proposed fix.

We map the existing project, stabilize the architecture, and add tests. Then we keep developing it safely.

Audit

Understand first. Then change.

We start with a code and operations audit. You get an overview of where the project stands and a plan for the next changes.

The spec board in Anvil: the next changes to the Invoicing and Orders projects, in columns by readiness.

Tests and safe deployment.

  • Missing tests, added.

    A Forge task added the missing tests: all four requirements are met, and the production code stayed unchanged.

  • Verified before deployment.

    Temper verification in Rivet: the verification evidence is confirmed before the release is approved for production.

How we build it.

  1. Discover.

    We go through the code, the tests, and the deployment, and list the findings by severity.

    The bellows, and behind them a screen with verified sources from the web.

  2. Clarify.

    We pin down what to fix now and what to plan for later.

    The anvil, and behind it a question about the spec with an answer selected.

  3. Build and test.

    Fixes come with tests, and a senior engineer reviews each one.

    Forge tiles, and behind them a plan with its tasks checked off.

  4. Deploy.

    We take over the deployment so it can be repeated at any time.

    The rivet on the plates, and behind it a deployment with the status Verified.

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