Stop Shipping by Hand.
Build a Pipeline That Does It for You.
Most teams don’t have a deployment problem. They have a process problem. Manual builds, environment inconsistencies, and fragile release scripts that only one person knows how to run. We replace all of that with automated CI/CD pipelines your whole team understands and owns.
No retainers · NDA before any technical discussion · 30-minute call, no pitch deck
Is your release process the bottleneck?
Growing engineering teams hit a point where the way they’ve always shipped software stops working. Deployments that took an afternoon start taking a day. A release that should be straightforward needs three people in a call to babysit it.
The problem is usually not the code. It’s the pipeline around it. Manual steps, no consistent test environments, slow feedback on failures, and no real visibility into what’s happening between a commit and production. These things compound fast.
Results from client implementations
Six areas we work on, every engagement
What actually happens when we start
We look at what you’ve got
Before proposing anything, we review your current build and release process. How deployments actually happen today, where the manual steps are, what’s breaking and how often, and who’s carrying the knowledge. We’ve signed an NDA before this conversation starts.
We design the pipeline around your actual stack
The pipeline design is specific to your technology, your team structure, and your deployment targets. We pick the right tools for your environment, not the ones we happen to prefer. The plan is shared with your team before we write a line of pipeline code.
We build it with your engineers, not around them
Your team is involved throughout. We explain decisions as we make them, document everything as we go, and make sure your engineers understand how the pipeline works, not just that it does. By the time we hand over, there’s nothing in the system only we know about.
We stay alongside during the live period
After handover, we run a two-week live operations period where your team runs the pipeline and we’re available to answer questions and fix anything that comes up. Most teams don’t need us after that. If you do, support is available without a retainer.
From manual deployments to a fully automated pipeline.
In 30 days.
A structured sprint for teams that want to move fast. We scope it, build it, and hand it over, with documentation and a live period, in a single calendar month.
Zero-risk guarantee
If deployment performance doesn’t measurably improve in 30 days, we keep working until it does. At no extra cost.
We put this in the agreement, not just on the page. If you don’t see measurable improvement in build times, deployment frequency, or error rate within 30 days, we continue working with your team at no additional charge until the targets are hit. No negotiation required.
Client testimonial
Stonetusker streamlined our entire build and release process. We went from multi-day manual releases to fully automated, reliable deployments in under a week.
Head of Engineering Global SaaS Company
Questions we hear before every CI/CD engagement
No. We work with what you have. If you’re on Jenkins, we optimise and extend your existing Jenkins setup. If GitHub Actions or GitLab CI makes more sense for your workflow, we’ll make the case and you decide. Tool migration is only recommended when it genuinely solves a problem your current tooling can’t solve. We don’t switch tools for the sake of it.
Yes. Multi-component stacks are common in our engagements. We’ve built pipelines across embedded firmware, Yocto builds, Golang services, Python ML models, and React frontends, sometimes in the same project. The assessment at the start of the engagement is specifically designed to map out your components and design a pipeline that handles each part appropriately. We don’t apply a single pipeline template to everything.
The two-week live operations period at the end of the engagement is there specifically for this. Your team runs the pipeline, and we’re alongside to fix anything that comes up and explain why. Everything is documented — runbooks, architecture decisions, common failure modes and how to fix them. Most teams are self-sufficient well before the handover ends. If something does come up later, support is available without a retainer.
Your pipeline should work for your team.
Let’s make it do that.
30 minutes. No pitch deck. We arrive having already looked at your public stack and we’ll tell you exactly what we’d change first and why.
No retainers · No lock-in · NDA signed before we discuss your architecture
30-minute call · No pitch deck · We come with a plan specific to your stack
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