BDD-first delivery
Gherkin scenarios define functional boundaries before coding and become executable acceptance evidence after implementation.
TechMojo Software Factory coordinates specialist agents inside a deterministic engineering harness. BDD defines the functional boundary. An Architecture Boundary Agent protects the system design. Four evidence gates decide whether every change is safe to proceed.
Your cloud · Your code · Your models · Your approval policy
A coding assistant can produce code. A factory must preserve intent, respect architecture, coordinate specialist work, prove quality and operate within enterprise authority.
FACTORY CONTRACTApproved behaviour defines what may change. Architecture defines where it may change. Evidence determines whether it may proceed.The Factory combines functional contracts, architecture control, multi-agent delivery, deterministic verification and sovereign intelligence in one operating model.
Gherkin scenarios define functional boundaries before coding and become executable acceptance evidence after implementation.
The Architecture Boundary Agent identifies the permitted change surface and verifies APIs, data ownership and dependencies.
Six specialist agents communicate through structured plans, evidence and shared Change Mission state—not loose chat.
Behaviour, architecture, code correctness and system verification must produce evidence before release authority is granted.
Code, context, credentials, indexes and agent execution remain inside the client’s isolated trust boundary.
Route each task to the best approved model for quality, latency and cost—then swap models without rebuilding workflows.
Agents exchange structured context, decisions and evidence through the Change Mission. The Lead Agent coordinates; every specialist retains a defined authority boundary.
Reads intent and system context, defines architecture boundaries, proposes API or schema deltas and raises ADRs when boundaries must change.
OUTPUT · Architecture ContractCombines the Behaviour and Architecture Contracts, decomposes work into scenario-bounded tasks and coordinates specialist handoffs.
OUTPUT · Change plan and task graphImplements bounded code changes inside isolated workspaces using only approved context, models and engineering tools.
OUTPUT · Code, unit tests and traceRuns the evidence plan across all four pillars, attributes failures and routes precise findings into bounded self-correction loops.
OUTPUT · Verification evidenceExercises system behaviour, regression, integration, performance, security and resilience against the approved risk profile.
OUTPUT · System assurance evidenceCreates commits and PRs, drives CI/CD and performs permitted release actions only after evidence and autonomy policy allow.
OUTPUT · Auditable delivery actionThe BDD Agent converts product intent into approved executable scenarios and explicit out-of-scope behaviour.
The Architecture Boundary Agent determines where the change may occur and which contracts must remain intact.
The Lead Agent compiles the Change Mission and dispatches bounded work to Execution and specialist agents.
Evidence passes through four pillars. Policy then proceeds automatically or requests optional human intervention.
Verification is not an agent opinion. Each pillar invokes deterministic engineering tools, produces machine-readable evidence and applies client-defined thresholds.
Execute approved Gherkin scenarios and map every result back to the original requirement.
Scenarios · acceptance · edge cases · traceabilityConfirm service ownership, API contracts, data boundaries, dependency rules and architectural NFRs.
APIs · schemas · dependencies · ownershipCompile, type-check, lint and run unit tests while enforcing maintainability and engineering standards.
Build · types · lint · unit tests · qualityProve that the complete system remains safe, secure, performant and reliable after the change.
Regression · integration · performance · security · resilience · coverageTechMojo deploys an isolated execution plane for every client. Source code, context, credentials, indexes, prompts, model traffic and engineering evidence stay within the client’s chosen trust boundary.
Agents request capabilities rather than model names. TechMojo’s sovereign model gateway routes every task to the best approved model using client benchmarks, quality thresholds, latency and cost.
Change providers, private endpoints or model families without rewriting agent workflows.
Use deep reasoning where it matters and efficient models where the work is bounded.
Measure cost per verified, accepted change—not merely cost per token.
Client differences become versioned packs and providers—not bespoke forks of the product.
Change Mission, agent runtime, four-pillar evidence, governance and evaluation.
Java, .NET, Node, data, mainframe, cloud or security-specific workflows and tools.
Architecture, BDD conventions, connectors, models, policies, tests and approvals.
A sovereign software factory without creating a separate product fork.
Choose how far the Factory may proceed. The same workflow can recommend, implement, open a PR or release automatically according to risk, confidence and client governance.
Low-risk, high-confidence changes proceed automatically. Boundary changes, ambiguity or policy exceptions request human intervention.
Software Factory inherits its context, multi-agent runtime, model gateway, tool gateway, identity, policy, evaluations and observability from TechMojo Intelligence Fabric.
Start with one bounded workflow. Prove accepted outcomes. Expand through the same sovereign factory, agent and verification foundation.