Software thought through, with rigor.
Olorunx is the professional practice around how we think, design, build, review, and deliver software. The work is judged by what it unlocks: revenue protected, risk closed, cost removed, time given back. ROI-driven when it matters; method-driven always.
- S-DROP-G — Security · Data · Resilience · Observability · Platform · Governance, applied as a review lens before approving non-trivial changes.
- Zero Trust — no implicit network, identity, or supply-chain trust; least privilege by default.
- Blameless engineering — incidents and post-mortems are reviewed for system conditions, not individuals (Allspaw, Cook).
- Test pyramid as evidence — static → unit → service → contract → integration → e2e → live; coverage shape is asserted, not assumed (Cohn).
- Shape Up for scope, TDD for execution — bets are shaped before they are built; tests are written before the code they justify (Singer, Beck).
- Continuous delivery as the closing loop — build → review → QA → ship, with auditable handoffs (Humble).
Most engineering output is intentionally kept in private repos. This org anchors a small set of public methodology artifacts, agent definitions, and reference architectures as they mature.
Stack focus: monorepos · multi-agent pipelines · PostgreSQL · Node/TypeScript · Go · Python · Cloudflare · AWS · self-hosted Linux.