Use a representative repository or product slice.
Choose a bounded piece of work that exposes the decisions, tools, environments, and failure modes your team actually faces.
Speak with Kerry Panchoo, Buildfactory’s principal architect, about the product you are building and the delivery problem you need to control.
Kerry works from the concrete details: a repository, a product slice, the coding tools and providers involved, and the control or evidence problem you need to solve. The first conversation is about fit, integration work, and what should or should not be claimed for your delivery context.
Kerry Panchoo
Founder, Sarolta Technologies
Principal AI Systems Architect, Buildfactory
We start from your actual delivery context, identify what the supplied operating base already covers, and make the remaining integration, ownership, profile, and control decisions explicit.
Choose a bounded piece of work that exposes the decisions, tools, environments, and failure modes your team actually faces.
Review the workers, gates, procedures, evidence, recovery routes, and integration boundaries relevant to your selected edition.
Make clear what can operate now, what needs adaptation, and what should remain outside the delivery promise.