Sample DX audit output
An audit should leave the buyer with a ranked sprint candidate list, risks, assumptions, and a decision-ready next step.
Good first scope
The best first sprint is narrow enough to finish, but useful enough that a real team will test it. Scope should include users, data, API boundaries, review steps, and acceptance criteria.
- One product owner
- One core workflow
- One success metric
- Weekly demo cadence
What Urbano DX builds
Urbano DX focuses on working software: apps, web platforms, internal tools, APIs, LLM features, AI workflows, dashboards, and production handover.
- React/TypeScript web apps
- FastAPI or Node backends
- LLM and AI workflow integrations
- Cloud deployment and handover
Métricas clave
- Ranked: candidate list - The audit should end with prioritized opportunities, not a pile of notes.
- Risk: explicit assumptions - Hidden data and API assumptions are surfaced before a build sprint starts.
- Scope: first sprint - The recommended scope should be small enough to demo and meaningful enough to fund.
- Next: buyer decision - The buyer should know the next action after reading the output.
Audit output sections
- Opportunity map: Ranked app, API, AI workflow, and automation candidates.
- Risk register: Data, API, security, adoption, AI behavior, and handover risks.
- Sprint recommendation: The narrow first scope with assumptions, exclusions, and acceptance criteria.
- Decision path: What to approve, pause, validate, or investigate before funding.
Preguntas frecuentes
- Is the audit only documentation?
- No. The audit should produce a decision-ready sprint candidate, risks, and the smallest useful next step.
- When is an audit better than starting a PoC immediately?
- When the workflow, data access, owner, or success metric is still unclear.