Engineering where the rules, decisions and plans we write for agents become a ready handbook for your team at the end of the project.
A Rule Written for an Agent Is a Handbook for Your Team.
Working with agents has an unexpected side effect: for an agent to work correctly, everything has to be written down. Architectural invariants, forbidden shortcuts, "read before touching the code" lists, skills for recurring work — all of it lives inside the repository. The same file is an instruction for the next agent and an onboarding guide for a developer joining your team.
The reasoning behind every important decision sits in architecture decision records, and every task's spec and plan stay in the archive. The product guide and glossary are updated in the same pull request as the code that changes the screen. When the project ends, you are left not just with code but with an archive explaining why it was written that way — whether you continue with us or with your own team.
How It Works
- Architectural rules read by agents and humans alike
- Skills for recurring work, shared by every agent
- Architecture decision records and their reasoning
- A spec, plan and review archive for every task
- A product guide and glossary updated in the same pull request as the code
What It Means for You
You are never locked in. Whoever takes over your software knows where to start, and which rule must not be broken and why.
Where We Use It
Motice, YEE CMS, APEX, Hardiye and this website.
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