FDLC Readiness
Find the right first line.- Current maturity
- Candidate workflows
- Baseline metrics
- Governance and architecture
- Lighthouse opportunity
FDLC Deploy / 09Design partner
Implement one factory line where it must actually work.
A forward-deployed path for applying FDLC in real customer environments, proving a governed and measurable workflow, and turning recurring challenges into reusable factory capabilities. No pricing or packaged availability is published yet.
Engagement model
Three phases. One evidence trail.
FDLC Lighthouse
Implement one bounded production line.- Speed and cycle time
- Quality and defects
- Attributable cost
- Human effort
- Verification reliability
FDLC Scale
Expand a proven operating model.- Repositories
- Teams
- Workflow classes
- Shared capabilities
- Organization controls
Good lighthouse candidates
Start with bounded, repetitive, verifiable work.
The first factory line should have clear evidence and business value. Fully autonomous greenfield product development is a poor first proof.
Dependency modernization
Upgrade libraries and frameworks across repositories with compatibility proof.
API migration
Replace deprecated interfaces with supported patterns and contract tests.
Vulnerability remediation
Find, fix, test, and verify known vulnerability classes.
Quality remediation
Repair flaky tests, coverage gaps, static-analysis findings, and recurring debt.
Documentation maintenance
Detect stale technical documentation and validate updates against source.
Code review assistance
Produce evidence-backed findings while leaving consequential decisions to reviewers.
Design partnership
Bring one real workflow and its current baseline.
Begin with the maturity assessment and Factory Definition. Direct intake is intentionally not open until the engagement model and privacy path are ready; the preparation tools are available now.