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Development Sprint LLC

Momentum,
engineered.

Development Sprint builds production software with AI agents under real engineering governance — policy-as-code, build-failing guardrails, and an audit trail that holds up when someone asks.

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01 · Build

Agents write the code.
Engineering decides what ships.

AI agents can produce a working prototype in an afternoon. Getting them to produce software your business can run on is a different discipline — and it is mostly not a prompting problem.

We build production systems with agent-driven delivery wrapped in the controls that make it safe: policy-as-code, build-failing quality gates, three-tier branch promotion, agent issue tracking, and token accounting. The agents move fast. The guardrails decide what survives.

The result is small-team speed with the delivery rigor of an organization several times the size — which is the point.

02 · Method

Named for the way
we work.

  1. 1

    Frame

    A short, sharp discovery. We leave with a problem statement everyone signs — including us.

  2. 2

    Prototype

    Working software in weeks, not decks in months. Real code answers questions slides can't.

  3. 3

    Build

    Focused iterations with a demo at the end of every one. You always know exactly where things stand.

  4. 4

    Ship & hand off

    We instrument what matters, then make sure your team can operate it without us. No maintenance annuity, no manufactured dependency.

03 · Proof

Claims are cheap.
Here's the work.

Open source

nuxt-agent-governance-starter — a working reference implementation of the delivery model above: execution contracts, shared memory, and policy-driven constraints for building real software with AI agents. Read it before you hire anyone to do this, including us.

View on GitHub →

Case study — AIM RMS

A purpose-built repair management system for a compressor repair shop, replacing workflow its ERP couldn't express. Full case study in final review — available on request.

Ask about it →

Writing

All essays on Medium →

On GitHub

github.com/DevelopmentSprint →

04 · Also

The rest of what
twenty years buys.

  • Platform architecture — distributed systems, APIs, data pipelines, developer tooling.
  • Fit-for-purpose enterprise — software shaped to how your organization actually operates, replacing spreadsheet workarounds with systems your team trusts.
  • Technical roadmaps — sequencing work so value ships early and risk retires fast.
  • Architecture reviews — a second set of eyes before decisions calcify.
  • Build vs. buy — honest analysis, no vendor allegiances.
  • Technical due diligence — what's really under the hood, in plain language.
  • Fractional CTO — executive technical leadership scaled to your stage.
  • Engineering leadership consulting — for the humans behind the software.
  • AI enablement — tool evaluation, rollout governance, and spend control, from someone who has run the program at organizational scale.

05 · Principal

Who you're actually
hiring.

Development Sprint is led by Todd Orr.

Twenty years in software, the last decade as SVP of Engineering at Context Labs, where he joined a twelve-person company and scaled engineering from five people to a fifty-plus multi-disciplinary organization owning a $10M+ budget. He designed and hands-on built the platform that became the company's core commercial offering, ran the engineering operating model — OKRs, KPIs, SDLC governance, SOC2 readiness — and reported engineering strategy at the board level. He also ran the org's AI assessment and rollout program.

Before that: Principal Architect at Citizens Bank, leading the consumer online banking platform's move off the monolith and installing the group's first modern engineering practice.

06 · Contact

Have something
worth building?

One conversation is enough to know if we're the right fit.

Book 30 minutes →

Or email hello@developmentsprint.com