HypePilot

We built our AI development setup to run our own products before selling it to anyone, and we still run on it. What a client gets is the system our own team uses every day.

• Every feature starts as a written plan, researched against the codebase, before anyone writes code.
• Screens are wireframed first, as a gray Storybook story for each state, and the client agrees to the set before anything is built.
• Approved wireframes become static pages, then finished pages, so progress is visible at every step.
• Most of the code is generated against the plan on the Viable Coding setup, with tests, linting, and type checks keeping it in line.

• Our engineers work the way a Viable Teams developer does: under our CTO's technical direction, with project management and a written engineering report every two weeks.
• Our operations run on automation we built: project and client tracking that stays in sync, and team reporting that posts itself every weekday.

Right now we're building a new product this way, starting from its wireframes. LiveShift, our A/B testing product, was built the same way.