Analyze

Pressure-test the opportunity before a line of code exists.

Feasibility, scope, and build-vs-buy against a real cost model. You get the constraints that actually bind, the ones that don't, and a clear go/no-go — including "no", when that's the honest answer. Cheaper to find out here than six months in.

Build

Ship the MVP as the hands-on engineer.

I write the code. Architecture, infrastructure, and delivery through to first real users, scoped so the thing you launch can survive being right. No handoff to a team that wasn't in the room for the decisions.

Scale

Take the CTO seat and grow past the founder bottleneck.

Hiring and leading the engineers who take it from here, hardening what the MVP proved, and owning technical direction as the org gets heavier. The goal is a team that doesn't need me.

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