Production-readiness assessment
An honest list of what is missing, from security and testing to monitoring and recovery.
Prototype to production turns a working experiment into dependable software that real users can rely on. I identify the gaps between the prototype and production, then add the testing, security, monitoring, deployment and cost controls it needs.
Discuss this service ↗An honest list of what is missing, from security and testing to monitoring and recovery.
What must be fixed before launch, and what can safely wait.
Repeatable deployment, logging and alerts.
Documentation and a plan for whoever will run the system next.
I review the prototype and list the gaps to production.
I fix the launch-critical gaps first, in stages agreed with you.
I deploy with monitoring in place and hand over to your team.
Published projects and guides that show this kind of work in practice.
Led architecture and delivery of a multi-tenant platform from zero to production in nine months, coordinating nine contractors across three time zones.
See selected work ↗Internal CRM integrating ten existing APIs, with AI-assisted conversations. Supported more than 2,000 production deployments in 18 months and trained over 60 employees.
Read the case study ↗Technical guidance on moving an AI product from demo to production, including sandboxing, validation, deployment and operational controls.
Read the guide ↗Builds are scoped in stages. I agree a first stage with a fixed scope and price with you, then plan the next stage with you based on what the first stage has taught us. That keeps cost predictable without pretending every requirement is known on day one.
Only where it is necessary. Much of a prototype can often be kept; the work focuses on the gaps that make it risky for real users.
Typically automated tests, error handling, access control, secret management, monitoring, cost limits, backups and a repeatable deployment process. The Building agentic AI products technical guide covers these production-readiness considerations.
Tell me what you are trying to achieve and you and I can work out the most useful next step. Start with a 30-minute call with me.