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Quality assurance

Quality gates that survive AI-assisted delivery speed.

AI-assisted implementation only stays trustworthy when the surrounding test pyramid, review gates, and acceptance evidence keep up with the pace. We design quality strategy as part of the delivery system, not as a final pass.

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Who this is for

For teams shipping AI-assisted product work that need verifiable quality without slowing the delivery loop down to manual-review speed.

The real problem

When code generation speeds up but tests, types, and reviews do not, defects move downstream. The cost of fixing them grows, and trust in AI-assisted work erodes — usually right before the release that needed it most.

What we do

We define the test pyramid, type and contract checks, review gates, and acceptance criteria for each task. Quality runs inside the delivery loop so AI-assisted work has to pass through it, not skip it.

How it holds together
  • 01

    Test pyramid by intent

    Unit, integration, contract, and end-to-end tests scoped to the system's real risk surface — not blanket coverage targets.

  • 02

    Contract and type gates

    API and data contracts plus strict types catch a large class of AI-generated drift before runtime.

  • 03

    Reviewable acceptance

    Every task has explicit acceptance criteria tied to documentation, so review is a check, not a debate.

  • 04

    Regression and change trails

    Failing tests, fixes, and re-runs stay in the change history. Quality work is auditable, not invisible.

Test pyramid

Quality surface mapped to delivery risk, not to coverage vanity.

  1. L1

    Types + contracts

    compile-time + schema checks

  2. L2

    Unit tests

    pure logic · fast feedback

  3. L3

    Integration

    modules · adapters · data

  4. L4

    Contract tests

    API + data shape boundaries

  5. L5

    End-to-end

    critical user journeys

  6. L6

    Acceptance review

    matches documented intent

What you get
  • 01Quality strategy tied to the system's real risk surface
  • 02Test plan and tooling decisions
  • 03Review gate and acceptance criteria definitions
  • 04Recommendations for CI feedback loops
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