Orders arrive by email. Someone rekeys them into the system. Things get missed, nobody can see status, and the fix has been on a list for a year.
The person who understands that process, who has documented it, argued about it, and knows every exception, describes what it should do instead. Their coding agent writes it. We give it a URL, a certificate, a database, and somewhere to run.
Two weeks later people are using it. What you see below is an illustration of what that looks like — real capability, not one customer's real numbers.
And when it's proven, it's ordinary code in an ordinary repository. Hand it to the client. Hand it to IT. Move it somewhere else entirely. Nothing about it is locked to us.