BUILD CYCLE
One problem. Fourteen days. Reviewable output.
Scope locked day 1. First batch to your engineers by day 7. Handed off by day 14 — tests passing, summary written, continuation path documented.
Book a stuck-problem review01
Days 1–3
Scope and plan
Architect reads your codebase, scopes the problem into work items, and presents a roadmap. You review and sign off before any code is written.
02
Days 4–12
Build and review
Engineers produce output in batches. First batch lands by day 7 for your team to review. Feedback addresses and next batch begins. Review gates on every PR.
03
Days 13–14
Wrap and hand off
Final output reviewed and merged. Summary written. Continuation guide included for remaining scope. Your engineers close or continue.
Code output
Commits, diffs, or PRs
Every change is reviewable. Commits reference the work item. Tests included. No black-box outputs.
Written record
What was done and why
Every non-obvious decision documented in the commit or PR body. Scope summary at cycle close.
Continuation guide
Clean handoff for your team
What was completed, what was deferred, and the next steps if your team wants to continue the work.
In wakalix, a 2-week sprint is a scoped cycle — not an open-ended engagement. Day 1 begins with a roadmap your team signs off on. Day 7 puts the first batch in your engineers' review queue. Day 14 closes with a summary of what moved and what didn't. If the problem is larger than one cycle, the continuation guide scopes the next increment — you decide whether to continue or pause. Nothing extends without your instruction.
Book a problem review.
We'll scope your stuck work and show you what a first sprint covers.
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