§ For r&d teams
Maintenance for R&D teams whose research code keeps shipping.
Your real job is the research. But the research has a React or Next.js front end in production, and that front end has dependencies, deploys, and a security perimeter that does not pause for the next paper. Kebehut keeps the production wrapper current so the time you take to ship a new model isn't immediately re-consumed by patching the app around it.
§ What worries this audience
Three things you're probably already feeling.
- Maintenance work eating R&D engineer hours that should be going into the actual research
- The production app drifting further from the research repo until they share nothing but a name
- A dependency upgrade or security advisory landing in the middle of a research deadline
§ Pilot fit
How a pilot is shaped for you.
R&D teams sit on Basic as the steady state — a monthly read on the production wrapper while the research moves separately. Bump to Pro for the month you ship a stack upgrade, then drop back to Basic so the R&D engineers can return to research.
First month — what lands in your inbox
- Inventory of what the production app actually does for the research
- Dependency and security audit, ranked by impact on production users
- Identification of code that diverged from the research repo and what to do about it
- A rebuild-ready spec the team can hand to a future engineer
§ FAQ
Questions, briefly answered.
- We have internal SREs. Why Kebehut on top of them?
- SRE work and Kebehut don't overlap much. SRE keeps the infrastructure running; Kebehut keeps the application code current. Your SREs don't open Renovate PRs against Next.js; we do.
- Our app code is not idiomatic React. It mirrors the research model shape. Can you work with that?
- Yes. We don't refactor for taste. We patch, upgrade, and document what's there. If you want a rebuild later, the monthly spec is what makes that conversation cheap.
- What if our production version moves faster than our research releases?
- Then Pro for the months you ship and Basic for the months in between. The point of tier elasticity is to follow your actual cadence, not to lock you into a calendar.
Email us about a pilot.
One paragraph about the app, the stack, and what's worrying you. Reply within one working day, from [email protected].
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