Delivery OS
Turn a founder brief or enterprise mess into scoped specs, work orders, QA, release, and operating coverage.
Open Delivery OSPlatform
The delivery systemfor AI-native services.
Mach122 combines scoping, context capture, reusable modules, validation, and human review into one operating system for software work that has to ship.
Platform overview
Four layers.One delivery system.
The platform is built to keep scope, decisions, modules, and release discipline attached to the work from start to finish.
Context Graph
Capture the approvals, precedents, exceptions, and business logic behind the workflow while the work moves.
See Context GraphComposable Stack
Reuse the standard parts of enterprise software without forcing the buyer back into a generic product.
See Composable StackValidator
Trace requirements to code, tests, review, and release so the system stays faithful as agents move quickly.
See ValidatorAgentic delivery
Move from brief to buildwithout losing the thread.
Use AI across scoping, implementation, QA, migration, and documentation, while keeping the real source of truth visible enough for humans to intervene.
See agentic delivery"The point is not to add more AI. The point is to make software work legible enough that AI can help without the team losing control."
Mach122Platform thesis
Brief → Scope → Build → Release
Agent
Replace our renewal workflow: CRM to approval to contract to invoice to handoff.
workflow: enterprise_renewals
systems: crm, billing, docs, slack
constraints: audit_trail, role_based_approval
target: production_ready bespoke workflow
What changed?
Three disconnected tools become one bespoke workflow.
- Business rules captured from docs, calls, and code
- Work orders generated with full traceability
- Human judgement preserved where trust matters
What changes
Less tool drift.More shipped work.
The platform is opinionated about where speed belongs and where control still matters.
Scoping to specs
Cut ambiguity early so engineering time is spent on the real deliverable, not on interpreting half-written requirements.
Open scopingLegacy rewrite
Replace brittle systems in slices that preserve the workflow instead of chasing a big-bang rewrite.
Open rewriteWorkflow operations
Keep an operating layer after launch so issues, exceptions, and improvement do not disappear into a services void.
Open operationsStart with one workflow
Bring the mess.We’ll make it buildable.
The best first project is the workflow that already hurts: too much coordination, too many tools, too much context trapped in people’s heads.
Good first candidates
Renewals, approvals, onboarding, support operations, finance workflows, and internal tools with real operator pain.