Architecture
Bounded contexts defined, API contracts validated, dependency rules and identity patterns intact.
SKU-02 · AI Production Sprint
A Working Application,On a Production Path
We take the selected application foundation and adapt it to your requirements, systems, identity, data and cloud. You don't pay us to start from zero.
Deliverables
What the Sprint Delivers
Scope depends on the engagement. A typical sprint includes:
- The configured and generated application
- Customer-specific domains and workflows
- API contracts
- Identity and authorization integrated with your environment
- AI functionality, with evaluations
- Integrations and data adapters
- A web application
- Automated tests
- A deployment path and a production-readiness backlog
Definition of Done
Quality Gates
Every sprint closes against explicit gates, not a subjective demo.
Functional
Core workflows run, state transitions work, and role permissions and exception flows behave as specified.
Integration
External contracts tested, with failure cases, retries and idempotency handled where relevant.
Evidence
Audit events captured, approvals traceable and control evidence accessible.
Deployment
Build succeeds, environment configuration is documented and the deployment path is validated.
Acceptance
Acceptance criteria met or explicitly deferred, and the production backlog documented.
Delivery Philosophy
Thick Application, Thin Ambiguity
Documentation still matters, but it is evidence, not the outcome. The outcome is a working application with executable workflows, API contracts, test evidence, an integration map, a deployment package and a support path.
Next Step
Ready to Build?
Most Production Sprints follow a Solution Definition Sprint. If you already have a well-defined scope, we can start from there.
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