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OpenDraft

OpenDraft Method

We install the system your team uses to build with AI.

Agent contracts, clear processes, tests as a safety net and human approval at every step. When we finish, your team operates the method without us.

Bounded scope · Defined start and end · Your team stays in charge

What it is and isn't

We don't build your product. We install how to build it.

The difference between a dependent team and a capable one is the method, not the hands.

What Method is NOT

  • An outsourced team building your product for you
  • An engagement with no end date
  • A report with recommendations nobody executes
  • Loose hours with fuzzy scope

What Method IS

  • A package with a defined start, end and deliverables
  • The method installed: agent contracts, processes, governance
  • Your team trained and running on its own
  • A clean exit: when it ends, you don't need us

What we install

Five pieces that change how you build.

Each piece is documented, versioned and in use by your team before we leave.

  • Agent contracts

    AI proposes, humans approve.

    Explicit rules for what an agent can do, what requires review and how every decision gets recorded.

  • Specs and process

    From idea to small, reviewable tasks.

    How to go from a fuzzy requirement to specs, plans and scoped PRs a human can actually review.

  • Tests as a net

    Your business rules, as mandatory tests.

    Business invariants are written as tests. If an agent breaks them, the system stops it — not an email three days later.

  • Project memory

    Decisions you don't re-litigate.

    A record of decisions and persistent context so every session — human or AI — starts knowing what was already settled.

  • Technical leadership

    Leading an AI-augmented team.

    How the leader's role changes: better reviews, smarter delegation, measuring what matters.

Who it's for

For teams that build, not teams that wait.

Method works when there is an in-house technical team that wants to build with AI without losing control. We install the system; they run it from day one.

It fits if

  • You have your own technical team (in-house or stable)
  • You want to build with AI without degrading quality
  • Leadership is willing to change how work gets done
  • You want independence, not dependency

It doesn't fit if

  • You want us to build the product for you (that's a Systems project)
  • There is no team to adopt the method
  • You expect results without changing the process

One conversation, no strings attached.

If it makes sense, we define scope, duration and investment in a second meeting. If it doesn't, we tell you.