Your production problem. Our factory.
Greenfield Labs delivers production microservices for engineering teams that need results, not headcount. We architect, build, test, and hand off — on your timeline, at a fraction of the cost.
Your legacy code is the bottleneck.
Every organization wants to move faster with AI. The models are ready. The tooling is ready. But your codebase isn't. The monolith that was supposed to be temporary, the prototype that was never replaced, the quick fix from three years ago that's now load-bearing infrastructure — none of it was built for AI to work with.
AI agents need clear service boundaries, typed contracts, and isolated domains to be effective. They can't reason about a tangled monolith any better than your team can. Tech debt confuses your engineers. It makes your AI agents hallucinate.
So the organizations seeing real gains from AI aren't the ones with the best prompts. They're the ones that modernized their architecture and methodology first. The rest are stuck waiting for a smarter model to save them from a codebase that was never designed for this.
We build the foundation that's ready for today's agents and whatever comes next.
A factory, not a staffing agency.
We do not send you bodies and hope for the best. We run a structured manufacturing process with defined inputs, quality gates, and deliverables at every stage.
Discovery
Week 1We assess your codebase, decompose your domain, and produce an architecture blueprint with typed service contracts. You review and approve the blueprint before any code is written. No surprises.
- Codebase assessment
- Domain decomposition
- Architecture blueprint
- Typed service contracts
Build
Weeks 2-3Production microservices are constructed against the approved blueprint. Every service passes automated quality gates: typed contracts, two-layer authorization, 90%+ test coverage, distributed tracing. You have visibility into progress throughout.
- Production microservices
- Quality gate verification
- Typed contracts
- Authorization layers
Iterate and Deliver
Weeks 3-4Integration verification, performance validation, and complete documentation handoff. Your team receives production-ready services, architecture docs, deployment configurations, and a walkthrough of every component. You own everything.
- Integration verification
- Performance validation
- Complete documentation
- Deployment configurations
We build working systems, not slide decks.
Architecture Documentation
Complete domain decomposition, service boundaries, data flow diagrams, and deployment topology. Not a PowerPoint. An executable blueprint.
Production TypeScript Microservices
CQRS with event sourcing, zero infrastructure code, full handler implementations for every command, query, and event in the domain.
Type-Safe Service Contracts
Every service declares typed input/output contracts validated at compile time. No magic strings. No runtime integration failures.
Two-Layer Authorization
Permission-based access control at the API gateway. Business-rule policy enforcement inside every handler. Every request passes through both layers.
Comprehensive Test Suites
90%+ test coverage enforced on every service. Unit tests, integration tests, and contract validation tests. Coverage is not a goal — it is a gate.
Distributed Tracing and Observability
OpenTelemetry instrumentation, Jaeger tracing, Prometheus metrics, Grafana dashboards. You see every request, every event, every failure.
Deployment-Ready Containers
Docker configurations, infrastructure as code, and deployment documentation. Ready for your CI/CD pipeline.
Measured. Not estimated.
Questions we hear in every first call.
Do we own the code?
How do you handle security and access control?
What does our team need to provide?
How do you integrate with our existing systems?
What if our requirements change during the engagement?
Do you provide ongoing support after delivery?
What technology stack do you use?
Stop hiring for infrastructure. Start manufacturing software.
We will assess your codebase and tell you exactly what production looks like. No commitment. No sales deck. Just a technical conversation.