Based on 44 meeting recordings from February to late April 2026, here’s how Straive’s small team (3-6 people at any time, mostly freshers and interns) produce a continuous stream of client-facing demos across topics as diverse as image filtering, geospatial analysis, insurance contract verification, NFL medical scoring, OCR benchmarking, and song similarity clustering — often with a 24–48 hour turnaround from assignment to demo. Here is how the team works: Build demos, not products. Every task traces to a specific client meeting with a known date. “Done” means good enough to show once to one audience — not production-ready. The moment a demo works, it gets shown; refinement happens only if the client asks for more. Show output first, always. Start every update by showing the thing — not explaining what you did to build it. If you don’t have output yet, say so in one sentence and then show where you are. Process is for after the food arrives. One person holds all client context. The…
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