Lamdix / Process
Four phases, no mystery.
Every engagement runs the same disciplined arc — scaled to the problem, never padded for the invoice.
Discover
We map the real problem before proposing anything — users, systems, constraints, data, and what success measurably looks like.
What happens
- Stakeholder sessions
Interviews with the people who own and use the system.
- Systems audit
Existing tools, integrations, data quality, and constraints.
- Success criteria
Measurable outcomes agreed before scope is set.
What you get
- Written technical plan
- Scope & risk assessment
- Build-vs-buy recommendation
- Success criteria
Your involvement
A few focused conversations and access to the systems and people who know the problem.
Decision gate
The plan is worth building — and you agree it is. If custom work isn't the answer, we say so here.
Design
Architecture, interfaces, and flows designed before implementation — reviewed with you, not presented after.
What happens
- System architecture
How the pieces connect: data model, services, integrations.
- Interface design
Screens and flows designed for the people who'll use them.
- Decision records
Why each choice was made — documented, not tribal.
What you get
- System architecture
- Interface design
- Data & integration model
- Decision records
Your involvement
Reviewing designs and flows — your feedback lands before a line of production code.
Decision gate
You sign off on architecture and interfaces. Changes here are cheap; later they aren't.
Engineer
Software built in visible increments — you review working builds, not status decks.
What happens
- Weekly increments
Working software to try and review on a fixed rhythm.
- Risk-path testing
Automated tests weighted toward the paths that carry business risk.
- Your repositories
Code lands in repos and infrastructure you own from day one.
What you get
- Working builds to review
- Automated test coverage
- Your repos & infrastructure
- Honest progress reporting
Your involvement
A weekly review where you see real progress and decide what happens next.
Decision gate
The increment does what was promised, tested, and you're satisfied with the direction.
Evolve
Deployment, monitoring, and the steady iteration that keeps software healthy after launch.
What happens
- Deployment
Pipelines, environments, rollback paths — releases that are boring.
- Observability
Monitoring, logging, and evaluation sampling for AI features.
- Handover
Runbooks and documentation so the system outlives the engagement.
What you get
- Deployment pipelines
- Runbooks & handover docs
- Monitoring setup
- Optional maintenance rhythm
Your involvement
Deciding what launches and when — we handle the plumbing.
Decision gate
The system is live, monitored, documented, and your team can operate it.
Working with you
How we collaborate.
Weekly demos
Real builds reviewed on a fixed cadence.
Written updates
Async progress and decisions in writing.
Shared backlog
One prioritized list we both maintain.
Direct access
You talk to the engineers, not a relay.
Your accounts
Repos, cloud, and tooling under your ownership.
Documented decisions
The reasoning survives the project.
Quality built in
After launch
Handover & beyond.
Handover package
Runbooks, architecture docs, decision records, and a walkthrough — your team operates the system without us.
Ongoing partnership
A steady engineering rhythm — maintenance, iteration, and response expectations defined in writing.
Questions
Asked, answered.
How long does an engagement take?
It depends entirely on scope — we price and plan defined work, not vague retainers. Discovery produces a concrete plan with honest estimates.
Can you start mid-project?
Yes — taking over an existing build starts with an honest assessment of what's there before we commit to a direction.
Who owns the work?
You do — repositories, infrastructure, and documentation are yours throughout, not handed over at the end.
What if we need changes later?
We offer a maintenance and partnership rhythm, or a clean handover — either way the documentation means you're never locked in.
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