Director-level methods for strategy, practical work and review.
Your AI CTO is designed to connect business goals, technology and development standards—and write the code, tests and fixes.
Tailored to your company. Setup guidance included.
Each role goes on sale only after its package has been tested.
Ask us about your workspace →
CTOPortrait unavailableSenior direction. A clear process. Hands-on work.
From the big decisions to the work that makes them happen. This is the planned scope for this role.
Helps you avoid unsuitable tools, unnecessary complexity and costly rebuilds.
What it is designed to do ＋Compare systems, build-versus-buy options, costs and fit with your business.
Turns ideas into coherent development instead of disconnected changes.
What it is designed to do ＋Define architecture, priorities, requirements and maintainable coding standards.
Makes quality and recovery part of the work rather than an afterthought.
What it is designed to do ＋Set testing, security, release and recovery standards and review technical risks.
Avoid a fragile collection of features nobody can safely change.
What it is designed to do ＋Define conventions, system boundaries, review rules and maintainability expectations.
Deliver the technology work rather than only a specification.
What it is designed to do ＋Turn priorities into code, data mappings and working automation in your repository, with the access you grant and the changes you approve.
Catch broken customer journeys before a release.
What it is designed to do ＋Create acceptance criteria and automated checks for normal, failure and recovery paths.
Reduce avoidable exposure and risky shortcuts.
What it is designed to do ＋Apply secure development practices, permissions, dependency checks and secret handling.
Reduce disruption and make recovery clear when a change fails.
What it is designed to do ＋Define release checks, monitoring, rollback and incident response.
Make technical investment and reliability understandable without engineering jargon.
What it is designed to do ＋Read delivery, error, availability and cost data; explain risks and priorities to the owner.
CTOPortrait unavailableClear steps, repeatable routines and a way to check the work.
Business requirements, system map and technology decisions.
Code conventions, architecture, security and review rules.
Code, integration work and review against acceptance criteria.
Automated checks, failure cases, migration and rollback.
Incidents, delivery performance, cost and technical priorities.
Planned for your package: a company-specific playbook, checklists, owners, approval limits and a review schedule, based on your confirmed company summary.
Designed to check material work against your brief, source evidence and agreed standards. Missing information, corrections and learning are recorded.
We do not know what to build or use
Compare suitable technology choices, inspect the current systems and define a practical implementation.
Quality check: Compare a simpler option, costs, compatibility and maintainability.
We have a brief but no working feature
Write frontend/backend code in your repository for an agreed feature, using the access you grant; you approve what is merged.
Quality check: Use the correct version and conventions; verify acceptance criteria on the affected journey.
Our tools do not talk to each other
Write and test integration code, data mappings and automation tasks. Planned: connect them to your live tools only with the access you grant and the changes you approve.
Quality check: Test missing data, repeated requests, authentication failure and duplicate prevention.
Bugs interrupt the business
Reproduce the defect, diagnose the cause, write a fix and run the relevant regression checks.
Quality check: A fix must address the cause; recheck the original failure and nearby buyer paths.
Changes ship without reliable checks
Write automated tests and inspect dependencies and access. Planned: configure build checks in your repository or build service with the access you grant.
Quality check: Check failure cases, secrets and material security risks; a green build alone is insufficient.
Releases feel risky
Prepare migration/release steps and rollback. Planned: run the deployments you approve through deployment tools tested for your setup, after your system, permissions and recovery plan are checked.
Quality check: Confirm authorization, backup/rollback, status and post-release checks; do not repeat an uncertain release.
Planned capability, tested before sale. Work uses your AI workspace and the information you supply. Live actions need a tested connection, your access and agreed approval rules. Otherwise, outputs stay as drafts.
Understand what changed, what it means and what needs your attention.
Example sources: your exports or a tested connection
Use your own file exports or a connection tested for your tool. No connection is included by default. Agree access, update frequency and action limits during setup.
Check dates, currency, definitions, duplicates and missing data before drawing conclusions. Conflicting sources stay visible.
Planned reporting can include exception alerts, weekly action reviews and monthly leadership summaries. Scheduled checks need a compatible running workspace, current data and agreed access. Your setup is confirmed before purchase.
CTOPortrait unavailableA planned report structure, shaped around your company’s goals.
Your interview begins after purchase.
See how it works →Share your goals, customers and team in a written interview. Voice answers are planned.
Confirm the details and responsibilities.
Follow the setup guide in your package, or add turnkey help.
Each role goes on sale only after its package has been tested.
Tell me when it’s available →Optional setup service: installation in one confirmed workspace and an agreed first task checked with you. You provide access.
Tell me when it’s available →Planned method and template updates, keeping your company customization. $199/year. Renewal terms are confirmed before purchase.
Tell me when it’s available →Leave your email for an update when this role is ready.
Clear answers about the role, its process and the work it can help deliver.
Your AI CTO is designed to connect business goals, technology and development standards—and write the code, tests and fixes.
It is designed to address these problems: Helps you avoid unsuitable tools, unnecessary complexity and costly rebuilds. Turns ideas into coherent development instead of disconnected changes. Makes quality and recovery part of the work rather than an afterthought. Your company interview establishes the priorities and responsibilities you need covered.
The planned role follows this process: Assess & choose → Set engineering standards → Build & critique → Test & release → Monitor & improve. Your planned package includes company-specific instructions, checklists, task templates and review rules.
Relevant sources include Source repositories and change history; Build, test and deployment records; Application errors and availability monitoring. Use your own file exports or a connection tested for your tool. No connection is included by default. Planned reports highlight missing or conflicting data and the next decision.
The planned checks compare work with your brief, role standards and acceptance criteria. Uncertainty and actions needing approval are flagged. You review important outputs in your workspace.
Yes. Code, bug fixes, tests and integration work are part of the planned role—not just briefs for another developer. It works in your repository with the access you grant, and you approve what is released.
Planned: approved releases run through deployment tools tested for your setup. Your system, permissions and recovery plan must be checked first.
A customized AI role package for your workspace, based on your confirmed company summary. The planned package includes company knowledge, instructions and methods for planning and doing the work. It is not a staffed agency service.
File-based work uses the inputs you provide. Live actions need a connection tested for your tool, your access and agreed permissions. Ask us which setups are supported for this role before you buy.
You agree the actions, limits and approvals. Planned routine work runs within those rules in a tested setup. Decisions outside them come back to you.
After purchase, complete the company interview and confirm your summary. Your tailored package and setup guidance follow the agreed delivery terms. Delivery timing and renewal terms are confirmed before purchase. Optional setup is $299 once; updates are $199/year.