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We build new software and improve existing systems. Our approach combines coding agents with experienced architecture work, automated testing and code reviews. You work directly with the engineers who develop your application, verify the results and bring it into production. Responsibility stays clear from the first requirement to release.

For new products and established systems

Build a product. We define the first useful scope, design the architecture and deliver in short, verifiable increments. You see early whether the software solves your problem.

Modernise an existing application. We make behaviour and dependencies visible, protect important workflows with tests and improve the system incrementally. A complete rewrite needs a clear justification.

Help your team use AI effectively. We work in your codebase and processes. Together, we establish context, rules, permissions and checks for coding agents. The knowledge stays with your team.

If you want agents to automate recurring business tasks, explore our AI agents and workflow automation service.

Turning AI-generated code into reliable software

Requirements before the prompt

We define what a change must achieve, which data it touches and how it will be accepted. Architecture decisions and project rules give people and agents the same context.

Small changes with clear accountability

Coding agents support implementation, testing, analysis and documentation. An engineer directs each task and reviews changes for readability, behaviour and system-wide effects. Our approach to AI code and architecture explains this responsibility.

Quality assurance matched to risk

We agree what evidence each release needs: unit and integration tests, end-to-end tests for important user journeys, static analysis, and dependency and permission checks. Critical changes receive additional domain review. Our guardrails for coding agents explain how we match review depth to risk.

DevOps through to production

Automated builds and deployments, monitoring and a planned rollback belong together. Our DevOps and Kubernetes expertise supports operations and ongoing development within an agreed scope.

Experience with software people depend on

At the Federal Office of Information Technology, we supported Go teams working on systems connected to tax administration. For GMG, we built an automated Kubernetes platform for ERP rollouts to 100 opticians. At onocoy, we contributed to the backend and infrastructure of a GNSS platform.

These references demonstrate our engineering and operations experience. The individual case studies describe the methods and technologies used in each project.

Start by discussing your project in 15 minutes

In a free first conversation with Robert, we discuss your goal, current situation and biggest open question. If useful, we agree on an architecture review, a first sprint or work alongside your team. Scope and costs are agreed before work begins.

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Frequently asked questions

How much faster is AI-assisted development?

It depends on the task, codebase and review effort. We do not promise a universal multiplier. We look at the time to a verified, usable change and the effort spent on rework. An initial work package shows where AI helps in your project.

Which AI tools do you use?

We work with coding agents and models from providers including Anthropic and OpenAI. Output quality, integration and your data requirements guide the choice. Project rules, skills and suitable tools make the workflow repeatable. We assess the selection against your project.

What happens to our source code?

Before using a tool, we establish which data it may process, what access is needed and which provider terms apply. We restrict tools and data flows for sensitive projects. Our article on coding agents and data protection explains the technical checks.

Can you take over an AI-generated prototype?

Yes. We first assess architecture, the data model, tests, dependencies and operations. Then we prioritise what is needed for production, giving you a basis for deciding which parts to keep and which to rework.

Do you only develop in Go?

Go is one of our strengths. We also build frontends, integrations and applications in other technologies. Existing systems and your team’s skills inform the choice. See our backend and frontend development service.

Articles on this topic

  1. AI-Assisted Engineering

    Coding agents ship. Can you still explain the system?

    The work is finished, but how much of it stays with you? On coding agents, the pleasure of understanding, and making a little room to learn.

    Robert Pupel6 min read

  2. AI-Assisted Engineering

    The agents nobody approved

    OpenClaw runs locally, without procurement, with far-reaching rights. Agent governance means: an allowlist, permission classes, detection.

    Robert Pupel11 min read

  3. Architecture

    Running MCP servers in Go in production

    What the July 2026 MCP specification changes: a stateless core, OAuth instead of a shared token, and the tool design mistakes we see most often.

    Ralph Segi18 min read

  4. AI-Assisted Engineering

    Guardrails for coding agents: never its own reviewer

    Scale review depth by task type rather than by agent confidence. What belongs in the CI pipeline and what a human has to read.

    Ralph Segi10 min read

  • Engineering alongside your team

    The expertise to move your team forward.

    Experienced engineers for AI-assisted development, Go and DevOps. Working directly in your codebase and processes.

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