The Strategist
Pressure-tests your idea against the people you're building it for.
A short, honest brief that tells the rest of the team what you're really building, and why.
01 · Strategy
Pin down what you're building, and why, before any code is written.
The Planner
Turns the brief into a real plan, with every requirement spelled out and every edge case named.
A PRD the rest of the pipeline can build from without guessing.
02 · Design
Decide how it looks and how it fits together, before anything is built.
The Architect
Decides how the data fits together so today's feature doesn't break tomorrow's.
A schema for the feature, plus any migrations needed to get there.
The Designer
Turns your idea into something visual, in your brand, that you can see and react to.
An interactive mockup that pins down what 'done' looks like before code is written.
03 · Build
Turn the plan into working code, tested and reviewed before it ships.
The Engineer
Writes the code, working from the brief, the PRD, the schema, and the design. No improvising.
A working feature on a clean branch, ready for review.
The Tester
Verifies the feature does what was agreed, not just what the code happens to compile.
A QA report that either signs off the feature or sends specific work back.
The Auditor
Reviews the code for the kinds of mistakes that only show up in production.
A security report, with anything that needs fixing called out before deploy.
04 · Deploy
Ship the feature, verify it works, and keep the project's memory current.
The Deployer
Ships the feature to your live site, then checks it actually works once it's there.
A real, deployed URL you can share in the next minute.
The Chronicler
Records what got built and the decisions that shaped it.
An updated project record so the next feature starts with full context, not a blank page.