Delivery models · Project Management

Project management with QA gates work can’t skip.

A task pipeline, sprint cadence, and status reporting run by our real project-manager agent — wrapped around a QA gate that sequences verification, security, onboarding, and debug checks, with a 3-cycle circuit breaker. Delivery you can see, gated so nothing half-built ships.

Task pipelinekanban board
Backlog4
Auth & onboarding
BAspec
Billing hooks
BAspec
In progress3
Dashboard API
DEVdev
Design tokens
UXdev
QA gate2
Search service
QAgate
Shipped7
User settings
DEVlive
Import flow
DEVlive
WIP limits enforced · nothing skips the QA gate
Why it matters

Software slips in the gaps between people.

Most delivery failures aren’t coding failures — they’re dropped handoffs, unclear status, and work that ships before it’s actually done. Project management is what closes those gaps.

Getting software done on time is a coordination problem: a clear backlog, work moving through visible stages, handoffs that don’t drop, and a hard definition of ‘done’. Our project-manager role-agent runs that pipeline — backlog to shipped — on a steady sprint cadence with written status reporting. What makes it more than a task board is the QA gate: before anything is called done, our qa-engineer sequences a fixed set of checks — SRS verification, security audit, onboarding readiness, and debug — with a 3-cycle circuit breaker that escalates rather than looping forever. It’s the same gate that clears every one of our own 19 live launches. You get visible delivery and the assurance that nothing half-built slips through as finished.

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gate checks in fixed sequence
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cycle circuit breaker then escalate
19
live launches gated this way
46
products delivered
What we deliver

Visible delivery with a real definition of done.

A managed pipeline plus the quality gate that decides ship or no-ship — not a status update that hides the risk.

Task pipeline
backlog to shipped
Backlog groomingKanban / sprint boardWIP limitsHandoff tracking
Cadence & reporting
everyone stays aligned
Sprint planningStandups & demosWritten status reportsRisk & escalation
QA gate
nothing skips it
SRS verificationSecurity auditOnboarding readinessDebug pass
Circuit breaker
loops don’t run forever
3-cycle limitAuto-escalationRoot-cause captureClear ship / no-ship
The QA gate

The fixed sequence every increment clears.

Our qa-engineer runs these checks in order; three failed cycles trips the circuit breaker and escalates instead of looping.

gate
SRS verify
meets spec
gate
Security audit
auth · secrets · CORS
gate
Onboarding
launch-ready
gate
Debug pass
root-caused
step
Ship / no-ship
decision

Delivery you can watch, not just trust.

The pipeline is visible end to end — what’s in progress, what’s at the gate, what shipped — on a steady cadence with a written report each cycle you can forward to stakeholders.

  • A live task board with enforced WIP limits
  • Sprint planning, standups, and a working demo each cycle
  • A written status report at every checkpoint
  • Risks and blockers escalated, not buried
Two-week delivery cadencesprint rhythm
Discover
BA · requirements
Design
Architect · UX
Build
Dev · Data
QA gate
gate
Ship
demo
Standups, sprint demo & a written status report every cycle
One gate · every incrementBuilt & run on our own fleet
Project ManagerTask pipelineSRS verifySecurity auditQA EngineerOnboardingDebug passCircuit breaker
46 built · 19 live · 135+ agents
Proof we can deliver

We run our own company on this.

This is our project-manager and qa-engineer role-agents running the pipeline and the gate, with a founder owning priorities — not a dashboard someone updates by hand. The proof: the same sequenced QA gate (verify → security → onboarding → debug, 3-cycle breaker) clears every one of our own 19 live launches across 135+ agents.

  • project-manager owns the pipeline; qa-engineer owns the gate
  • qa-engineer sequences srs-verifier, security, onboarding, and debug checks
  • 3-cycle circuit breaker escalates instead of looping forever
  • Proof is dogfood — the same gate that ships our own platforms
Powered by our fleet

The real platforms behind this service.

This service is delivered by real role-agents — the project-manager that runs the pipeline and the qa-engineer that owns the gate.

Delivery
project-manager
Task pipelineCadence & demosStatus reporting
Quality gate
qa-engineer
Sequences srs-verifierSequences security-agentSequences onboarding + debug
Safety
3-cycle circuit breaker
Bounded retriesAuto-escalationRoot-cause capture
FAQ

Questions we get asked

A full delivery pipeline — backlog grooming, a task board with WIP limits, sprint cadence, standups, demos, and written status reports — owned by our project-manager role-agent. Around it sits a QA gate that decides ship or no-ship.
Before work is called done, our qa-engineer runs a fixed sequence: SRS verification, security audit, onboarding readiness, and a debug pass. It’s the difference between ‘looks finished’ and ‘actually ships’ — the same gate that clears our own launches.
A 3-cycle circuit breaker. After three failed remediation cycles it stops looping and escalates with the root cause captured — so a stuck item surfaces to a human instead of burning time silently.
The exact same sequenced gate and circuit breaker clear every one of our own 19 live launches. Dogfood proof — not client case studies we don’t have.
Our stack

The technology behind this.

The real, relevant stack we build this with — model-agnostic, open-source-first, production-grade.

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