Galaxy
Our methodology: Spec-Driven Development over an orchestrated AI stack.
Galaxy is the discipline we design, build and operate with. It structures every project into four phases —spec, plan, build and operate— and spans the whole software lifecycle, not just the code: first we spec the what and the why, then we turn it into a verifiable plan, only then do we build with AI criterion by criterion, and finally we operate with every action traceable. Each step leaves an artifact you can review.
It exists for a simple reason: AI builds fast, but speed alone doesn't guarantee quality — the method does. Galaxy is what turns AI's speed into software that holds up in production, instead of a pile of technical debt. It's the same discipline we used to build Aria, our own AI in production, before applying it to any client.
Spec
We define the what and the why before touching code.
Plan
We turn the spec into a verifiable, tracked plan.
Build
We build with AI, criterion by criterion.
Operate
We deploy and operate, with every action traceable.
Every step leaves a verifiable artifact
Nothing moves on trust. The spec is versioned, the plan is tracked task by task, every acceptance criterion is verified, and every production action stays observable. When something breaks, you know exactly where and why — and it gets fixed fast.
AI does the volume, the method guarantees the quality
AI supplies the speed and the volume of work; Galaxy is what keeps that speed from turning into debt. The team keeps the judgement —what to build and validating it's right—; AI does the rest, verified criterion by criterion instead of blindly.
Our own tools — Aria included — close the loop
The plan doesn't live in a loose sheet: it lives in Aria Project, the same platform we offer as a product, built on top of the rest of the Aria ecosystem. We use the tools we build, so the method is tested against its own daily use before it reaches a client.
With Galaxy, we build ourselves — Aria, our AI in production, included. We apply that exact method to your system, with no shortcuts that get paid back later in technical debt.