Services

Three ways we work.

A workflow built for one trade and proven there, security for agents that already have tool access, and software shaped around how the business actually works. Pick one, or stack them when the problem is bigger than one.

Series 01

Vertical Pipeline

The workflow one industry actually runs on, built once and proven.

Most automation projects fail because they automate a process nobody mapped. This starts the other way around: we sit inside one vertical until the real workflow is visible — including the parts that live in someone's head — and then build the pipeline that carries it. Scrlpets is the worked example. The architecture underneath it is not species-specific and not industry-specific; what makes it work is that somebody did the mapping first.

Process mapping, including the undocumented steps
Intake, scheduling, and record pipelines
Automated follow-through with human checkpoints
Integration with the tools the business already pays for
Data model and source-of-truth cleanup before any automation runs
Runbook the team can read at 2am

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Series 02

AI Security

Proactive and reactive. Before something gets through, and after.

An agent with tool access is a new attack surface, and the interesting failures are not the ones the frameworks warn about. Prompt injection arrives inside data you trusted. Credentials end up in a context window. An agent takes an action nobody authorised because nobody wrote down what it was allowed to do. The proactive half is finding those before someone else does. The reactive half is what happens the week after something got through — containment, then repair, then the change that stops the repeat.

Prompt-injection and tool-abuse review of live agents
Authority-boundary audit — what each agent can and cannot do, written down
Secret and credential exposure across prompts, logs, and context
Data-boundary review for regulated or sensitive material
Incident containment and post-incident repair
Ongoing monitoring with findings you can act on

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Series 03

Build

Sites, apps, and landing pages, built the way the business works.

This is where SDS designs and ships production software. Web apps, internal tools, customer-facing platforms, landing pages — modern stacks, typed end to end, deployed on infrastructure you could hand to an engineer six months from now without an apology. The work is deliberate rather than fast, and the reason is that fast software is usually someone else's problem later.

Full-stack web applications (Next.js, Supabase, Vercel)
Internal tools and admin dashboards
Marketing sites and landing pages
Ecommerce and marketplace platforms
API design and backend services
Legacy rebuilds and migrations

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