GitHub Workflow Design
Branch strategies, code-review policies, CODEOWNERS, PR templates and Actions pipelines tuned to how your team actually works — not a textbook.
Explore practiceWe're a small, senior consultancy in Liverpool, New York helping U.S. product and engineering teams tame their GitHub workflow, ship faster with confidence, and stop firefighting on Friday afternoons.
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We combine deep GitHub workflow knowledge, hands-on DevOps engineering, and technical project management so your team ships steadily without heroics.
Branch strategies, code-review policies, CODEOWNERS, PR templates and Actions pipelines tuned to how your team actually works — not a textbook.
Explore practiceCI/CD you can trust, environment parity, infrastructure-as-code, observability, and secure release automation across AWS, Azure and GCP.
Explore practiceFractional TPMs who know code. We run discovery, roadmaps, ceremonies and reporting so your engineers can spend their day engineering.
Explore practice
Most engineering pain isn't a tooling problem — it's a workflow problem. Long-lived branches, unowned services, flaky pipelines, and standups that don't unblock anyone add up until every release feels like a coin flip.
We come in for a focused 30 to 90 day engagement, listen carefully, then help you rewire the parts that hurt the most. When we leave, your team keeps the muscle memory — not a dependency on us.
No surprise invoices, no theatrics, no 60-slide kickoff decks.
A 45-minute call, then a paid one-week audit of your repos, pipelines, and rituals. You get a written report either way.
We propose the smallest set of changes that move the needle — sequenced, priced, and honest about tradeoffs.
We embed with your team on a fixed weekly cadence. Slack, standups, PRs — no invisible offshore layer.
Runbooks, recorded walkthroughs, and a 30-day office-hours retainer. Then we get out of your way.
Gabriel and his team rewrote our release process in six weeks. We used to fear Fridays; now we deploy on Fridays. That change is worth more than the invoice, several times over.
Most consultants sell you a framework. GitProject sold us clarity. Their audit was blunt in the best way, and their fixes actually stuck after they left.
They understood our GitHub sprawl in three days. In three weeks we had a workflow the whole engineering org actually followed. Rare.
No pitch deck, no obligation. Tell us where it hurts and we'll tell you honestly whether we're the right team to help.