STELEWorkCapabilitiesContinuityContact

After delivery

Hand off a system another team can run—or keep its original builder involved.

You should not need permanent dependence to keep a system useful. Choose a documented transfer or scope continued engineering around a real operating need.

Plan the handoff
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STL / CONTINUITYPrepared to change hands

Handoff record

Built to hand off.
Available to stay.
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Repositories
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Environments
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Decisions
04
Known boundaries

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Responsible operation

What continuity can cover.

Continuity is an operating path: keep ownership visible while the system is active, then make the transfer legible when responsibility changes.

01Assigned

Production ownership

Environments, deployment paths, monitoring, and operating responsibilities stay visible and assigned.

02Prioritized

Planned product improvement

Features, fixes, and refinements are prioritized against the system's real operating needs.

03Understood

Direct technical context

The person continuing the work understands the architecture, tradeoffs, and history behind it.

04Observable

Measured reliability

Important workflows receive observable checks, clear escalation paths, and documented recovery steps.

05Transfer-ready

A clean exit when the work changes hands

Repositories, documentation, credentials, and known boundaries are prepared for responsible transfer.

Decision guide

Questions after delivery.

Start with the risk you need to remove: unwanted dependence, an unclear operating scope, or a transfer another team can actually use.

01 / DependenceIs ongoing engineering required?Choose between a bounded handoff and active technical ownership.

No. Stele can deliver and hand off a bounded project. Continued involvement is available when the system needs an active technical owner.

02 / ScopeHow is continuing work priced?Define the cadence and response expectations around the real operating need.

The scope, cadence, response expectations, and payment terms are defined for the actual operating need. Stele does not publish one maintenance price for every kind of system.

03 / TransferWhat happens when another team takes over?Prepare the working context, not just a repository link.

Stele prepares the agreed repositories, documentation, environments, credentials, and known issues for transfer, subject to the project's ownership and payment terms.

STL / HANDOFF READINESSFirst note

Handoff brief

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    System or product

  2. 02

    What needs to stay reliable

  3. 03

    Current owner or team

  4. 04

    Handoff or continuity need

  5. 05

    Target date

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Concrete next step

Keep the system useful. Start with the handoff facts.

Name the system, what must stay reliable, who owns it now, the continuity need, and the target date.

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