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Ship MVP

Launch the smallest, viable version of your product.

Decide and scope

  1. Project scoring and MVP pick

    A scored, ranked project pipeline with a recommended MVP that clears your hard gate.

    20 credits
  2. Project risk scoring and ranking

    A risk register scored by exposure (likelihood x impact), banded, and ranked, flagging which need an owner.

    15 credits
  3. Goal decomposed into an executable task plan

    A goal broken into ordered, tool-assigned steps with a resolved, acyclic dependency graph, so an agent (or a team) can execute it without ambiguity.

    25 credits
  4. Product requirements document (PRD)

    A complete PRD: the named sections, a quantified business context, a measurable success metric, and acceptance criteria with a clear out-of-scope fence.

    20 credits
  5. User story with acceptance criteria

    A complete user story in the three-clause form with given/when/then acceptance criteria, a quantified reach, and an out-of-scope boundary.

    15 credits
  6. Three-point (PERT) effort estimates

    A PERT estimate per task (expected, margin, low, high) and a rolled-up total, from your optimistic/most-likely/pessimistic inputs.

    15 credits
  7. Requirements traceability matrix

    A matrix linking every requirement to its tests (and back), with computed orphans and a coverage percentage that clears your bar.

    20 credits

Build

  1. Model router that sends each query to the right LLM

    A routing function that dispatches each query to the right model by its type, normalizing case and falling back to a default for any unlisted type.

    20 credits
  2. Input guard against prompt injection

    A reusable guard that enforces type, length, and charset per field and rejects inputs smuggling section-break delimiters or fake instruction/role markers, before the LLM sees them.

    30 credits
  3. Author a tool-routing table for my agent

    I get a complete tool-routing table for my agent: each task class I declared is routed to exactly one primary tool or model, with a fallback and a cost tier, so I can see at a glance that nothing is unrouted and no route depends on a tool I do not have.

    20 credits
  4. Write the orchestration-pattern spec for my multi-agent workload

    You get a complete, section-by-section orchestration-pattern spec for one named multi-agent pattern, with every declared agent role scoped and bounded, every published contraindication for that pattern answered in writing, and every pattern claim traced to a cited source.

    20 credits
  5. Slugify function

    A correct slugify(text) that passes the held-out cases.

    15 credits
  6. OpenAPI endpoint reference

    A complete, well-formed reference for one endpoint: method, path, parameters (with every path placeholder covered), the required status codes, and a consistent request body.

    20 credits
  7. Compute Amdahl's-Law parallel speedup and efficiency

    A pure function that, given a parallelizable fraction and processor count, returns Amdahl's-Law speedup, efficiency, and the asymptotic ceiling, graded on hidden numeric cases.

    20 credits

Harden

  1. Cyclomatic complexity with refactor flags

    McCabe cyclomatic complexity per function from its control-flow graph, with a refactor flag for any that exceed your threshold.

    15 credits
  2. Test coverage with a release gate

    Statement/branch/function coverage percentages from executed-vs-total counts, an overall aggregate, and a pass/fail gate against your per-type minimums.

    15 credits
  3. Maintainability index per module

    The Maintainability Index (raw and 0-100 normalized) per module from Halstead volume, cyclomatic complexity, and lines of code, with a maintainability band.

    15 credits
  4. Defect density per module with ranked hotspots

    Defect density per module against your chosen size unit, the overall density, and a ranking of the most defect-dense modules.

    15 credits
  5. Defect removal efficiency

    Defect Removal Efficiency from pre-delivery vs escaped defect counts, with an optional per-phase breakdown.

    15 credits
  6. Clean-code smell scorecard for a method

    A per-method clean-code smell scorecard: which thresholds each method exceeds (long method, too many arguments, deep nesting, and more), a 0-100 score, and a pass/warn/fail verdict.

    15 credits

Ship and operate

  1. Deploy pipeline and hosting

    The app is deployed and the health endpoint returns 200.

    35 credits
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