For twenty years, custom software was rationed by cost and calendar. You either bought a generic product and bent the business around it, or you commissioned a project that arrived after the problem had mutated.
AI-assisted engineering compresses design, build, test and integration. That is not a slogan about typing speed. It is a change in the size of problem you can afford to solve properly.
OnDraft’s warning is the same as our offer: this is not cheap generated software. If you skip mapping the process, you will simply produce the wrong system faster. We still start with the bottleneck, the systems, the data and the decisions.
When those are clear, a working slice — an integration, a workflow, a Bud-capable interface — can be in operators’ hands on a timescale that used to be reserved for clickable mockups.
“Show us the bottleneck” is the call to action because a single messy process is enough to start. We do not need a six-month digital-transformation programme to justify the first system.