AIWave
Integration Sprint · supplied codebase

Put one AIWave route into the codebase you already have.

Keep the application shape you know. We wire one agreed route, configure the environment, run one acceptance scenario, and leave the operating notes beside the code.

Request a scoped integration Read the scope and exclusions

Move from a sample request to code your team can inspect.

You receive route integration in the supplied codebase, environment and configuration setup, one agreed acceptance scenario, one cost guardrail, and a handoff note.

Deliverables confirmed by email
Scoped service fee$199

The fee covers the agreed integration boundary below. We confirm repository shape, access, and acceptance criteria by email before timing starts.

A short integration with a written finish line.

We agree on the route, code location, and acceptance scenario before touching the supplied codebase.

Scope before code changes
  1. 01

    Confirm the integration point

    We locate the existing client, configuration path, and one call site that represents the agreed workload.

  2. 02

    Wire the route and environment

    We set the AIWave base URL, model ID, and environment-based key path without embedding a credential in the code.

  3. 03

    Add one cost guardrail

    We document the dated rate, effective-group check, and the input or output boundary that matters to the scenario.

  4. 04

    Run the acceptance scenario

    We execute the agreed path and preserve the response or the blocking evidence needed to explain the result.

  5. 05

    Hand back the code and notes

    You receive the changed files, configuration notes, test result, and the operating checks that remain yours.

Supply a reviewable codebase and one acceptance scenario.

The 72-hour target only makes sense after the code and acceptance check are defined.

Inputs, exclusions, acceptance
You provide

The code and access needed for the agreed path.

  • The relevant repository or bounded code package
  • Environment and run instructions
  • One acceptance scenario with an expected observable result
  • Required access through a safe, agreed method
Not included

Work outside the agreed route.

  • Full product development
  • Unrelated bug repair
  • Ongoing maintenance
  • Unbounded migration or acceptance scenarios not agreed in scope
Timing boundary

A 72-hour target after confirmation.

Delivery timing begins after scope and required access are confirmed. The 72-hour window is a working target, not a guarantee.

Handoff and acceptance

Finish against the scenario agreed at the start.

The work is complete when the supplied code and configuration are returned with the agreed scenario result, one cost guardrail, and a handoff note. Any new scenario starts with a new scope decision.