Commission a Build
A bounded product or critical system with explicit ownership, acceptance criteria, and a release target.
- Working software
- Source and release artifacts
- Documentation and ownership path
Selected work
Bring an outcome the factory can own.
sXs takes on bounded products and critical systems where a small, accountable production system is a genuine advantage.
Working modes
Build first. Advisory when it is the right output.
No seat-based staffing and no advice sold by the minute. Scope follows the product outcome, risk, ownership, and release target.
Adapt a Capability
Apply or extend existing factory infrastructure inside your product, repository, or agent environment.
- Capability fit and boundary
- Adapted implementation
- Verification and transfer
Factory Partnership
A longer collaboration for products that benefit from repeated releases and shared production learning.
- Release cadence
- Evolving verification surface
- Reusable non-confidential capability
Decision Review
A focused product, architecture, or explicit-versus-learned boundary decision when more software is not yet the right output.
- Pre-read
- Working review
- Written decision artifact
Good factory fit
A clear outcome. A real constraint. An accountable release.
- 01The intended product outcome can be stated clearly.
- 02sXs can own a bounded release rather than supply interchangeable capacity.
- 03The work benefits from a small senior production system.
- 04The client retains code, decisions, and an operable ownership path.
- 05Non-confidential learning can improve the factory without exposing client material.
First message
Start with the product and the constraint.
A short, concrete note is enough. The prefilled email asks for the information needed to decide whether the factory is a fit.
A useful first note includes
- 01Product or system in one sentence
- 02Intended user or outcome
- 03Current state
- 04Principal constraint
- 05Desired release horizon
- 06Relevant repository or brief