AI · .NET · AzureGlobal Mediation
An AI scheduling engine that negotiates SEND mediation dates across five participant types — with policy and local authority rules held as data.

How We Build Software Now
Senior-led delivery pods, priced on outcomes — not hours.
The Problem
When AI generates code faster than your team can review, test, and ship it, the bottlenecks don't disappear — they shift. The tooling isn't the problem; the delivery model is.
The Model
Hours are a poor measure of value when tooling variance dwarfs individual skill variance. Rather than layer AI onto existing team shapes and quietly bank the margin, we rebuilt how we compose teams, govern AI, and structure engagements — and we're transparent about all three. This isn't a side offering; it's how we build software now.
Traditional agency
Bitcube pod
How We Deliver
Every engagement runs on the same four-role pod — senior throughout — backed by shared tooling, prompt templates, and review checklists that compound across projects.
Owns the engagement end-to-end and is your decision-making point of contact.
Senior engineer who sets technical direction, reviews output, and owns what ships.
Two senior engineers who direct the AI tooling and peer-review each other's work.
Owns test strategy, automated testing, and release readiness.
We spend more time upfront getting the specification sharp. In return, build is faster and scope creep is rarer.
Every substantive output is reviewed by a second senior engineer. AI code can look right while being subtly wrong — we treat that as a first-order concern.
A well-scoped feature that would have taken a traditional team two weeks is often delivered in three to five days.
Proof & Governance
Security and AI governance are contractual commitments, not settings. AI tooling operates within your data boundary; no client code, credentials, or business logic trains external models; oversight and accountability are documented before build begins.
Every engagement includes
Failure modes we prevent
×Engineers don't trust the agents yet
✓AI involvement is explicit in every review — the team sees what was AI-assisted and how it was checked.
×Output isn't reviewed and errors compound
✓Dual peer review on every substantive output is structural to the pod, not optional.
×Compliance flags the model months in
✓ISO 42001 governance is documented before build starts — contractual, not retrofitted.
How We Engage
Matched to where you are — testing the relationship, committing to a build, or running an ongoing partnership. Every engagement is fixed-fee and quoted after a short scoping call, so you have indicative figures before you commit — no timesheets, no drift.
2–6 weeks
A working proof of how we deliver before you commit to a build — real software you can act on, not an assessment. If it converts to a Programme, part of the fee is credited against the build.
A defined build
Discovery-then-build under one fixed fee: a written specification before build, senior-led pod delivery, and a post-release stabilisation window.
Ongoing
Guaranteed delivery throughput per cycle for live products — from steady-state maintenance through active roadmap delivery.
Questions We Get Asked
Related Work
AI in production, with the guardrails that make it safe to ship.
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Start with a short, fixed-fee Sprint and watch the model produce working software — before you commit to a full build. Or book a free AI readiness review and we'll map the fastest path for your team.
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