Website recovery
sprint
Broken routes, dead WordPress surfaces, missing proof pages, static fallback, and deployment verification.
Buyer path · proof-backed delivery
Start with one fixed-scope paid pilot: project-state audit, context bottleneck report, one governed task implementation, verification receipt, and the automation roadmap that falls out of the work.
Service lanes ↓
One pilot. One lane. One receipt.
Turn the messy workflow
into an operating lane.
The pilot is deliberately bounded. We map the current workflow, identify where context and execution drift, ship one useful repair or automation task, and close with proof you can inspect.
You leave with a live artifact, a verification receipt, and a ranked roadmap instead of a vague transformation deck. It is the smallest honest way to prove the system works on your real mess.
Broken routes, dead WordPress surfaces, missing proof pages, static fallback, and deployment verification.
Duplicate repo classification, salvage manifests, promotion paths, test gates, and cleanup reports.
Task boards, agent prompts, verification gates, reporting dashboards, and handoff documentation.
Every package closes
with evidence.
Inventory routes, repos, workflows, and the places where context gets lost.
Ship the smallest useful fix or automation under a clear acceptance gate.
Run the route, deploy, parser, or data checks that prove the work is real.
Deliver the receipt, live URL, report, and next-lane recommendation.
Proof of work
WeAreSwarm services are backed by canonical repo consolidation, live proof cards, closeout feeds, status telemetry, deploy gates, and task artifacts.
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