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03 · How we build

Scope. Build. Harden. Run.

Four steps. Each one leaves a document you keep.

  1. Scope in fire

    Week 1

    The workflow, the people, the data, the risks and what success actually means. Written down as a measurable outcome before anything is built.

    Scope documentYou keep this
    1. Problem statement
    2. Success metrics
    3. Definition of done
    4. In scope / out of scope

  2. Build on your stack

    Weeks 2–5

    The smallest system that delivers the outcome, on your tools and your data. Agents where they help; plain software and human approval where those do the job better.

    Build briefYou keep this
    1. Approved scope
    2. Stack and integrations
    3. Hard stops
    4. Decide, log, continue

  3. Harden in production

    Weeks 5–7

    A prototype works when things go right. We test for when they don't: bad input, failed integrations, model errors, load and escalation, until it holds.

    Acceptance recordYou keep this
    1. Criterion
    2. Target
    3. Evidence
    4. Verdict

  4. Run it, together

    Week 8 on

    We operate and monitor the system day to day; your team sees what it did, what it escalated and why. Your data stays yours, and if you ever want to bring it in-house, nothing stands in the way.

    Operating guideYou keep this
    1. What it does
    2. What stays human
    3. What we watch
    4. Who to call

Praxis means practice. Forge means made, not pitched.

A demo proves something can happen once. Production proves it keeps happening: the load, the mess, the exceptions, the 3am page. Every step above exists because of a time it didn't.

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