For dev shops · A partnership that goes deep
You build software
for a living.
So do we.
Oasis is one of the benches your clients now quote against. We'd rather be on your side of the table. We'll teach your team how we build, work beside them on real projects, and back them up when one gets hard — until the method is yours.
Agents build · Skeptics attack · You ratify · Every claim ships with a receipt
§ 01 How deep it goes
Your team learns it. Your team runs it. We stay on call.
Most partnerships stop at overflow. This one goes further: your developers and product owners learn the method, run it on real work with us beside them, and keep us on call for the hard parts.
Finding the Oasis.
Four half-days for your developers and product owners. How we build, taught to the people who will build it. Happier with AI, not fewer of you.
Your people on real work.
Our method underneath: agents author, humans gate, skeptics attack, receipts ship. Your team at the keyboard from the first story.
We've got your back.
A deadline that won't move, a build that's stuck, a client asking who checked it. Call the bench.
§ 02 The path
Four stations. Then the route is yours.
We teach it, we build beside you, we stand behind you when a project gets hard. Each station hands your team more of the method; the last one is yours to run.
- 01
Finding the Oasis
Four half-day modules. Your developers learn to work with agents that author; your product owners learn to hold the gates. You leave running our method on your own work. Happier with AI, not fewer of you.
- 02
Build beside us
Your people on real work, our method underneath. Agents draft the plan and map what it touches; nothing moves until your gate-holder has read it and signed.
you ratify - 03
Call the bench
A deadline that won't move, a stuck build, a client asking who checked it. We step in, under your name or ours, and what ships carries a receipt.
on call - 04
Run it yourselves coming
The pipeline, the gates and the receipts as your own capability. Your operators, your clients, the shared method. The shop that runs the station long enough becomes one.
§ 03 Proof
Proof on our code — or yours.
Agents build. Skeptics attack. You ratify. Every claim ships with a receipt: each claim a falsifiable criterion, each verdict backed by evidence your client can open, and a command anyone can run again. On code we built, or on code you built.
When the client asks who checked it, you hand them the receipt instead of an answer.
The factory built itself this way: 26 supervised arcs, 119 stories shipped, 89 verifiable receipts.
- Code
- yours, or ours
- Attacked by
- skeptic agents
- Approved by
- your gate-holder
- Evidence
- file and line, per claim
- Reproduce
- one command, anyone
- Under
- your name, or ours
Verified by skeptic agents · gated by a human · handed to your client.
§ 04 The shape of the deal
Two shops. One method. Written down.
No numbers on this page. The shape is simple; the figures are the first conversation.
- Work flows both ways
- Your crunch comes to our bench; our overflow goes to yours. A rate card in each direction, agreed before either side needs it.
- You own the client relationship
- Your contract, your account team, your roadmap. Non-circumvention is written into the deal, not implied. We don't go around you.
- Your name or ours, per deal
- Invisible bench or named partner on the bid. Some clients want to meet the second shop; most never need to.
- Receipts in your name
- Every claim ships with evidence your client can open. On our code or yours. Proof you hand over, not a promise you make.
Ways in today
- requirements and the vault
- receipts on your code
- deadline overflow, both ways
- white-label or named builds
- a back-office service behind your front, by arrangement
- accelerators for registered partners
Coming
- certify your team coming
- license the factory coming
Terms are set per deal, in conversation. Nothing on this page is a quote.
§ 05 Start a conversation
Bring us the project that keeps you up at night.
Tell us about the deadline that won't move, the build that's stuck, or the team you want to teach. We'll talk through where to start — learning, building beside us, or the bench on call — and which way the work should flow.