Shipping Signal, Not Noise

Most Web3 products die in the gap between demo-ready and production-ready.

I optimize for the second state from day one: deterministic tests, clear failure modes, stable release paths, and interfaces that non-dev users can still operate.

Production quality is mostly about handling the boring edges before they become expensive incidents.

What I optimize for

1. Execution certainty: clear deploy flow, environment boundaries, rollback path.
2. Operational visibility: logs, alerts, health checks, and contract-level observability.
3. Change safety: typed interfaces, migration scripts, and pre-merge checks.

export function shouldDeploy({
  testsPassing,
  migrationDryRun,
  contractDiffReviewed,
}: {
  testsPassing: boolean;
  migrationDryRun: boolean;
  contractDiffReviewed: boolean;
}) {
  return testsPassing && migrationDryRun && contractDiffReviewed;
}

When these basics are present, shipping becomes boring in the best way.