Spec-Driven Development
We write the spec first, then hold generated code to it. When requirements change we regenerate against the new spec instead of patching, so the codebase never drifts from what was agreed.
We find the places where your software delivery loses time and money, then rebuild them around AI. An engagement starts with a two-week audit and ends with automation running in production — not with a slide deck.
Six practices we bring to every engagement — and what each one actually buys you.
We write the spec first, then hold generated code to it. When requirements change we regenerate against the new spec instead of patching, so the codebase never drifts from what was agreed.
Pipelines of AI agents that plan, execute and check work in sequence. Your people review the results and make the calls instead of retyping data between tools.
We wire models into your documents, tickets and databases, so answers come from your company's knowledge instead of a model's guesswork.
One standard protocol between models and your CRM, ERP and CI/CD. Swap a tool or a model later and the integration survives.
Before an AI behavior ships, it has to pass a test suite with criteria we agree on together. Anything that can't be measured doesn't go to production.
Prompts, memory and data flow designed as one system. In our experience this is most of the difference between a flashy demo and something still working in month six.
Two weeks inside your workflows, repos and tickets. You get a ranked map of automation targets with the expected saving on each.
Target architecture and a rollout order: what changes first, what it depends on, and what each step costs.
We build and ship the pipelines, agents and integrations from the blueprint, then run them next to your team until they hold up under real load.
Handover, training and monitoring, with one goal: you stop needing us.
We spent years shipping software the traditional way before building Onomica — a company that's been AI-first from day one, because bolting AI onto old habits never really worked. The same ten people take a raw idea through architecture, build and production; between us we've done it in fintech, logistics, retail, healthcare and manufacturing.
Every process, tool and hire here was chosen with AI already in the loop. There was never an old way of working to unlearn.
You explain the business problem once. The people who hear it are the same ones who design, build and deploy the answer.
Between us we've shipped systems in fintech, logistics, retail, healthcare and manufacturing. Patterns from one industry keep paying off in the next.
New models, protocols and tooling get tried here within weeks of release. Whatever survives our own daily use is what we bring to client work.
Measured on our own engagements so far. The audit estimates what the same approach does for your stack.
Every discipline a project needs sits inside the same ten people: project management, product, development, data, infrastructure and QA. Nothing is subcontracted, so nothing gets lost between vendors.
Scope, cadence and delivery, run by people who ship AI systems every week.
Strategy, UX and interface work that turns a business idea into a product worth validating.
Spec-driven, agent-assisted engineering that holds up in production.
Pipelines, models, RAG and evals. The intelligence layer, built and then actually measured.
Cloud, CI/CD and monitoring, from the first deploy through day-to-day operations.
Automated test suites, AI-behavior evals and release gates on everything we ship.
Full-stack in the literal sense: the same ten people cover backend, web, mobile, infrastructure and the AI layer on top. This is the stack we're fastest in.
Where most of our backend hours have gone: APIs, distributed systems and integrations that have to survive years of real load. Deliberately boring technology — this is the layer that isn't allowed to be exciting.
Web frontends in TypeScript, native iOS and Android in Swift and Kotlin — built by the same people who build the API underneath, which is why the two rarely argue.
Containers, infrastructure as code, pipelines and monitoring. Whatever we set up for you is something we already run ourselves; we're our own first customer.
Frontier model APIs in production, agent pipelines, RAG and vector search — plus the evals that tell us honestly whether any of it works.
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