Build Team · 8 specialists

Your team builds it. You approve it. That's the deal.

Your BA writes the stories. Your architect designs the system. Your product owner sequences the sprint. Your developer builds each story within scoped boundaries. Your QA tests it against acceptance criteria. You hold three approval gates. Between those gates, your team handles it.

Business Analyst
Senior Business Analyst
Solution Architect
Senior Solution Architect
Lead Engineer
Product Owner
Software Engineer
Quality Assurance Engineer
How it works

Five stages, from approved PRD to release.

Each stage pairs a specialist with a senior counterpart who challenges the work before it moves on. You hold three approval gates — requirements, architecture, and the release itself.

Stage 1 · Gate

Requirements — BA / Senior BA

Your BA turns the approved Product Requirement Document (PRD) into implementation-ready user stories with acceptance criteria and edge cases. Your Senior BA tears them apart — finds the gaps, the contradictions, the missing scenarios. You approve before design begins.

Stage 2 · Gate

Architecture — SA / Senior SA

Your architect designs the technical approach — patterns, dependencies, rationale, alternatives considered. Your Senior SA stress-tests it: will it scale? Is it secure? Does it fit the codebase that already exists? You approve before planning begins.

Stage 3

Sprint planning — Product Owner

Your product owner breaks the approved design into scoped, sequenced stories. Each story gets a defined set of files it may touch and a clear boundary around what it must leave alone. Automated — no human gate needed.

Stage 4

Build & test — Lead Engineer, Software Engineer, QA Engineer

Your lead engineer oversees sprint execution. Your developer implements each story within its boundaries. Your QA tests each story against its acceptance criteria before the next one starts. One story at a time, each one verified before moving on.

Stage 5 · Gate

Ship — you

You review the completed sprint. Everything that was built, tested, and verified is in front of you. You approve the release. Nothing ships without your sign-off.

The work that reaches you has already been written, challenged, revised, and tested. You review the outcome, not the process.

What your team produces

A full audit trail, every sprint.

Every stage leaves an artifact you can read, review, and inherit — from the first user story to the final build summary.

Requirements document

Structured user stories

Your approved PRD turned into implementation-ready stories with acceptance criteria and edge cases.

STORY: user resets password via email link
AC: link valid 30 min, single use
EDGE: 4th request in 1h → rate-limited
Senior BA review

Requirements challenged

Your Senior BA's feedback — the gaps and contradictions found before design starts.

GAP: no AC for already-logged-in user
AMBIGUITY: rate limit — per IP or account?
VERDICT: 2 stories returned to revise
Architecture document

Design with rationale

Your architect's system design — patterns, dependencies, and the alternatives considered and rejected.

DECISION: signed token, no server store
ALTERNATIVE: DB table (rejected — cleanup)
DEPENDS ON: existing mailer service
Senior SA review

Architecture stress-tested

Your Senior SA's findings — will it scale, is it secure, does it fit your existing codebase.

STRESS TEST: 10k tokens/min — signature ok
SECURITY: single-use → add jti claim
VERDICT: revise, add replay protection
Sprint plan

Sequenced, scoped stories

Stories in build order with dependencies mapped. Each story knows which files it may touch — and which it must leave alone.

STORY 1: token issue + email (auth/*)
STORY 2: reset form + validate (web/reset/*)
BOUNDARY: do not touch auth/login.ts
Story implementation

Bounded, scoped changes

What each story changed — and proof it stayed inside its boundaries. No rogue refactors, no surprise files touched.

STORY 2 of 4 — reset form
CHANGED: web/reset/form.tsx, api/reset.ts
SCOPE: in-bounds — 0 files outside plan
Test results

Per-story evidence

Each story tested against its acceptance criteria before the next begins.

STORY 2 — 5 acceptance checks
✓ valid link → form shown
✓ expired link → error + resend
5 passed · 0 failed
Build summary

End-to-end sprint report

The full completion record — every story, every test, every artifact in one place.

SPRINT: password reset · 4 stories
STORIES: 4/4 passed · 18 tests green
ARTIFACTS: reqs, design, plan, tests
Other workflows

What else your team does.

Product Team

PRD Generator

Your Product Team turns rough ideas into structured, code-aware requirements — the approved PRD that feeds this pipeline.

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Incident Team

Bug Fix

Your Incident Team investigates every root cause, not just the first plausible one. Two approval gates before any code changes.

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