Following the conventions Rails was designed around: skinny controllers, models that own their data, service objects only when genuinely needed, Hotwire over React where Rails shines. It means a new engineer can open the codebase and understand it without a two-hour onboarding. Most Rails apps we see don't have that. We fix it.

Your engineers stop writing code. They write specs, review AI output, and merge. We set up the tooling — Claude Code, Cursor, the scaffolding that makes it all work — rebuild the workflow, and coach the team until that's just how they operate. Typically 4–8 weeks to get there, permanently faster after.

Yes. And you'll get AI-native workflows baked in from day one — so your team is reviewing AI-written code from the first sprint, not after a painful transition later.

Usually within days of signing. We don't have a 6-week onboarding process. We're engineers, not bureaucrats.

Absolutely. We integrate with your engineering team, follow your conventions, and write code that fits seamlessly into your codebase. For the AI transition, we work alongside your team — not instead of them.

We scope engagements and price them accordingly. No hourly billing games. You'll know what you're paying before we start.