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Embedded software engineering
Have a device or product idea that needs software? Tell us what it should do, what already exists and where you need help. We’ll work through the requirements before proposing a build.
Discuss your projectStart with a conversation. Agree the scope and cost before work begins.
Prepare a reporting workflow for my team.
4/4 · Return work for review
Ongoing CTO support is an option.
Illustrative workflow only. This display does not verify connections or run an agent.
First, the question
What should your device do?
Start with the job it needs to perform. We can help you turn that description into a project conversation about the device, its connections and how you’ll know the result works.
A few things to think through
- What device or target platform are you working with?
- What does it need to connect to or communicate with?
- What code, documentation or prototype do you already have?
- What operating limits and checks must the project meet?
A plain description is enough to start. Keep passwords, access keys and sensitive files out of your first inquiry.
Prepare a reporting workflow for my team.
4/4 · Return work for review
Ongoing CTO support is an option.
Illustrative workflow
The Nucleus workspace brings the project request, approved connections and work to review into one view.
Conceptual illustrationThe working conversation
Make the behavior clear before the build.
These four discussion areas help define the work. The device and its requirements determine the technical approach.
- Target
- The device, its purpose and the environment it will operate in.
- Interfaces
- The inputs, outputs and other systems it needs to work with.
- Logic
- The actions it should take, including what happens when something goes wrong.
- Validation
- The checks and evidence you need before accepting the work.
How we work together
Big possibilities.
Clear next steps.
The project determines the work. We’ll set out the scope, responsibilities, review points and cost estimate before you decide to move forward.
Prepare a reporting workflow for my team.
4/4 · Return work for review
Ongoing CTO support is an option.
Illustrative workflow
Understand the requirements.
Review the current stage, available documentation and the people involved.
Agree the scope.
Define the proposed work, review points, cost and any specialist requirements.
Build, review and verify.
Work through the agreed stages and assess the result against the checks defined together.
Connected tools / MCP + APIs
Your tools. One connected system.
Apps, AI agents and workflows—connected with purpose.
Example workflow · Codex
From your brief to reviewable code.
Connect coding assistance to approved project context and repository tools, with clear review gates before consequential changes.
CodexScoped repository toolsReviewable changes
Example tools. Connections are scoped to your workflow.
Your next step
Tell us what you’re working on.
A short description of the device, the current stage and your main constraint is a useful place to begin.
Discuss your projectYou’ll review an email draft before sending your inquiry.
Prepare a reporting workflow for my team.
4/4 · Return work for review
Ongoing CTO support is an option.
Illustrative workflow