Win the bid with measured quality.
Most suppliers ask the buyer for trust. You attach an independent CAI floor to the contract, and a rubric neither party owns grades the delivery. A differentiator no slide deck can match.
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The buyer can't read the code.
The problem
You're judged on demos, deadlines and trust. Every bidder claims clean, maintainable, well-tested — so the cheapest credible bid wins.
You make quality checkable
You set the bar in writing — a measured-quality clause, offered before you're asked. An independent rubric grades it, the verdict is the same every scan, and it travels into the contract as a binding appendix.
Four deliverables.
In the bid — a public audit
A real, published survey of your own code. The sell-sheet is your work, independently surveyed — the most-improved repo you have makes the case.
In the contract — a measured-quality clause
A contract profile: CAI floor, per-lens minimums, no critical CVEs, required frameworks — verified per scan, attested, with a changelog.
During delivery — visible trajectory
Scheduled scans make the climb visible. The trajectory itself becomes a sales asset for the next bid.
At handover — attestation (signed)
A signed delivery verification: verdict as a PDF, suppressions disclosed, CycloneDX SBOM and CWE-tagged findings. Produced via Assay.
Prove the delivery → AssayScan → fix → prove.
Watchdog turns the audit into a task list; the next scan proves the fix. Nothing an agent can fake.
Watchdog scans
The repo is analysed against the agreed profile, run after run — a baseline at the start, a verdict at delivery, the trend in between.
A GitHub marker issue tracks it
One issue carries the open findings. Your team fixes via the API or MCP — remediation runs between visits, not just when billing hours on-site.
The re-scan proves it
The scan is the arbiter — "done" can't be faked. The marker issue closes itself when the findings genuinely stop firing.
Delivery verification — payments-core
Neither party can move the number — not us, not you, not the buyer. What an 80 floor is made of: every always-on lens Strong or better, no lens Critical — decomposable, not opaque. Delivery artifacts are activated on Assay.
The measurer has no stake.
Never a delivering party
Canine Development never develops or consults on a codebase it also scores — never on both ends of one contract.
No success fees
Revenue is the subscription — identical whether a delivery passes or fails.
Identical rubric
The same versioned rubric scores you whoever pays; pin it frozen for the contract's duration. Your buyer doesn't have to trust us either — the standard is open to verify.
Make quality your bid weapon.
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