HOW IT WORKS
You appear twice. The rest runs without you.
01 / You raise it.
One sentence, a screenshot or a document. “The search can’t find a park by its full name” is a complete instruction.
02 / It gets investigated.
ARGOS reads the actual code and data to find the real cause, not the assumed one.
03 / A specification is written.
Scope, acceptance criteria, what’s out of scope, risks and how to verify it.
04 / The change is built, with tests.
05 / It’s reviewed independently.
Against the specification, by a reviewer that didn’t write it and tries to break it. Defects go back to be fixed.
06 / It ships.
You’re told exactly what to check. You confirm it in your own environment.
Minutes, not meetings.
From “I noticed a problem” to work actively underway: minutes.
It gets better every week
Every mistake becomes a written rule that all future work follows. Corrections don’t sit in a wiki nobody opens; they are applied. That judgement about your codebase builds week over week, and it stays with your account instead of leaving when people do.