Services

How I deliver

Four steps, one chain: the brief becomes a specification, agents execute, review decides, production holds.

Scoping and specification
A brief becomes an executable specification: contracts, acceptance criteria, edge cases, verification plan.
Deliverablesspec and contracts · acceptance criteria · breakdown into verifiable tasksHow I workThis is what makes agents useful: a spec they can follow and that I can refuse.
Agent orchestration
Several agents in parallel on disjoint scopes, coordinated through MCP, with project memory and review at each step.
Deliverablesmulti-agent pipelines · dedicated MCP servers · persistent project memoryHow I workSupraCortex and SupraSpace come from this work: the tools I use, I build.
Review and hardening
Generated code is not shipped as it comes. Architecture, edge cases, security and data integrity are reviewed and tested.
Deliverablesarchitecture review · security and data integrity · test suite and CIHow I workThe leverage is not the agent, it is the verification.
Shipping to production
CI/CD, environments, observability and handover. The deliverable is a system that runs and that another team can pick up.
DeliverablesGitLab CI/CD pipelines · Docker containers · handover documentationHow I workSpeed only counts if it holds in production.

Method

How I work

Contracts, acceptance criteria and edge cases are written before the first line. The spec serves both the agents and the review.

Agents work in parallel on disjoint scopes, with shared project memory and a review at every step.

Architecture, security and data integrity are reviewed, and tests pass in CI before every integration.

CI/CD pipelines, Docker environments and handover documentation, so another team can carry on.

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