A structured installation. Eleven pillars across three layers put the delivery operating model into your team. An embedded delivery lead installs them inside your sprints, with founder-level oversight, until the system runs and you own it.
Roadmap alignment, sprint governance, and a stakeholder engine: one shared roadmap the founder and team trust, decisions that get made, and updates that arrive without chasing. What you have after: visibility.
Backlog management, CI/CD, code review, and quality gates, plus the first AI agents in the workflow under human supervision. What you have after: a team that ships predictably.
A living documentation system, a weekly founder pulse written automatically, and retrospectives that actually change things. What you have after: a system that improves by default.
A delivery lead runs the installation inside your sprint cadence, pillar by pillar. Your team keeps building; the structure arrives around the work.
Duration depends on where you start. A team with structure moves faster than one starting from zero. The programme runs until the pillars are installed and your team owns the system.
The programme installs the operating model. It does not ship your features. Engineering capacity is a separate engagement, added once the model runs.
You come out able to stand
behind what ships.
Anchored against what it replaces: a Scrum Master, a DevOps lead, and an Engineering Manager you would otherwise be hiring.
Installed on your real delivery, handed over when it runs. Start by seeing where you stand.