ARBOCK LABS · Independent Software & Applied AI Studio
Web applications, intelligent automation and custom software solutions built through AI-assisted engineering and human oversight.
Independent studio led by Guilherme Cavalcanti
scripts/e2e-smoke.mjs + seeded demo) · 2026-10-19 09:23 BRTS03 priority
start here if you already have code
Code that an AI tool helped you write, and that now fails to run, build or ship. We start with an assessment: what exists, what runs, what breaks. You get a written diagnosis before any promise of a fix.
Not promised: We do not promise that every project can be rescued. Sometimes the assessment concludes that rewriting is cheaper; you will hear that before spending more.
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A focused first version of a web application with authentication, persistence, the core workflow, tests and a README that tells you how to run it.
Not promised: No production hosting, scaling or security guarantees unless they are scoped and assessed separately.
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A repetitive process (intake, triage, drafting replies, logging) turned into a workflow where software does the routine work and a person approves what matters.
Not promised: No guaranteed time or cost savings. We have not measured any yet, so we do not quote any.
S01 detailsNone of these starts with a price or a deadline pulled from thin air. Each one starts with a scoped assessment.
Every number below comes from a test run or a CI record. No client names, because none are documented.
Synthetic request → rules-based triage → editable suggestion → human approval → log. Each visitor has a separate session for up to 24 hours. The original Sprint 001 source was not recovered.
6/6 local tests · CI passed · main flow checked at the public URL
Case study: FLOWDESK — rebuilt MVP
a Next.js application for client records and commercial proposals, with authentication, per-user data and server-generated PDFs. 24 of 24 unit tests passed in the run for this site; the CI workflow passed on the current commit.
@3ead252 · npm test 24/24 · CI “Web validation” ✓ · 2026-10-19
Case study: Comercial Template
a chess analysis environment in which a React interface talks to a native engine through a WebSocket controller and a UCI adapter, with an Android build. 8 of 8 parser and session tests passed.
@e632035 · npm test 8/8 · 2026-10-19
Case study: SHERLOCK→ All work
Human-directed AI-assisted development. Guilherme sets the objective and the acceptance criteria, assigns work to AI tools, inspects the result and decides what ships. The method is written down as playbooks, roles and handoff templates; it is a documented method, not an autonomous platform.
Work in Portuguese, English or Spanish.
Describe what you have and what is not working.