Niko handles the build. Reads the story, writes the code, opens the PR. Every commit scoped, every diff reviewable.
- Commits/sprint
- ~40
- Test coverage
- 94%
- PR merge rate
- 97%
A senior developer at the center. Specialized agents filling every role. Here's who's on the field — and who's on deck.
25+ years shipping production software. Principal engineer roles at BurstIQ and Transamerica. UI team lead at Pinnacol Assurance. Consulting work for the U.S. Olympic Committee and Inspirato.
The pattern across all of it: step into a stalled or critical project, stabilize it, re-architect it, ship it. Build the component library or the pipeline the rest of the team builds on. Lead distributed contributors — in-person, remote, offshore — to a deadline.
Niko builds. Nova designs. Mira verifies. All running concurrently — with a senior developer closing every checkpoint. The output is parallel. The oversight is human.
◣ Parallel by design. Every checkpoint closed by a human.
Four agents. One pipeline. Hover any card to read the wiring.
Niko handles the build. Reads the story, writes the code, opens the PR. Every commit scoped, every diff reviewable.
Writes requirements, acceptance criteria, and QA scripts. Catches the edge cases before they become incidents.
Nova owns the interface layer. Design tokens, component structure, accessibility, and responsive behavior. Bridges the gap between what something does and how it feels to use.
Converts working code into documentation that developers actually read. API references, architecture docs, and onboarding guides — all kept in sync with the build.
Not every role is active on every engagement. These agents are trained, ready, and can be brought on when the scope demands it.
Systematic code review with a focus on correctness, security, and maintainability. Catches what implementation misses before it reaches main.
End-to-end and unit test author. Writes the test suite that makes refactors safe and regressions visible.
Owns the pipeline from merge to production. CI/CD configuration, deployment scripts, and release coordination.
Visual design at the component level. Ensures design system coherence across every surface and state.
Motion, transitions, and micro-interactions. The difference between an interface that works and one that feels right.
System design and structural decisions. Evaluates tradeoffs before they're locked in code, maps the path between where you are and where you're going.
Third-party APIs, webhooks, and service-to-service contracts. Brings external systems into the build without leaking their complexity inward.
Infrastructure, containerization, and environment configuration. Ships the code. Keeps it running.
The roster grows. The methodology hardens. The output is real today — and the gap between this and traditional teams compounds every sprint.