You do not need theatre. You need artifacts.
Ask any studio (including us)
- A URL or store listing you can open from a past sprint — not only moodboards.
- Who pushes production — named human, not “the AI will handle it.”
- Who owns the repo / Framer project / store listing the day after launch.
- What “revisions” means in writing — rounds, response time, what counts as scope change.
- What happens if App Store / Play review slips — process language, not fake guaranteed calendar dates.
What this page already shows
- Process: call → kickoff → design + build → ship live
- Proof: EagleRider and Quadzio case snapshots on this page
- Third-party words: founder quotes in the testimonials block
Use those. Click the case studies. If something is missing for your risk level, ask on the call — do not accept a vague “we ship fast” as a substitute.
No new performance metrics in this expansion. If a number is not on an approved case or verified sheet, it does not get invented here.
Agents inside a sprint (optional)
Grok Bot and Cursor-style agents can compress chores (changelog drafts, QA notes, repetitive checks). They do not own visual systems, empty states, or the publish key.
If you want the longer argument, read:
For a sprint shaped around agents, start from /shipitlive/ai-agent-in-21-days or /shipitlive/vibe-coding-to-production — not from an org-chart of bots.