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Scope & risk framing
We interview tech and product leads, list deployables in scope, and agree which customer journeys must never ship untested. Deliverable: one-page charter signed by your engineering manager.
Every SignalCrest project follows the same rhythm so your squad knows when we need access, when we are quiet in the repo, and when leadership should join.
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We interview tech and product leads, list deployables in scope, and agree which customer journeys must never ship untested. Deliverable: one-page charter signed by your engineering manager.
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Coverage collectors wired where missing, CI jobs adjusted to store HTML or LCOV artefacts, flaky jobs tagged. You see early heat maps before we change assertions.
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We work beside your engineers on the riskiest modules, modelling tests they can extend. Daily written notes in your ticket system keep async folks aligned.
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Readout with metrics, limitations, and a backlog sized in squad days. We stay available for a 30-day email thread for clarification questions—no extra meetings unless you want them.
Bring your repository URL (private access instructions are fine) and the last production defect that escaped tests.
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