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Operating model / responsibility visible

Keep the engineer close to the evidence and the reviewer close to the decision.

Faith Forge Labs is a small, senior-led studio operated by Logan Pendragon from Georgia, USA. South Korea-connected work is delivered remotely in English, with Korean and professional review assigned explicitly when needed.

Owner / engineering

Logan's responsibility

Within the written scope: technical discovery, architecture, code, integration behavior, accessibility practice, verification, controlled release, technical documentation, and honest disclosure of limits.

Owner / operation

Client responsibility

The organisation supplies accurate purpose, users, content, information flows, vendors, accounts, transaction route, operations, review access, and an authorized acceptance decision.

Owner / Korean meaning

Language reviewer responsibility

A named human reviewer approves Korean terminology, context, formatting, support content, errors, and user-facing meaning. Tools cannot silently assume this authority.

Owner / professional

Specialist responsibility

Legal, tax, privacy, accounting, payment, cybersecurity, accessibility-certification, and regulatory conclusions stay with appropriately qualified people or organisations.

Support / research

Tool boundary

Research and AI-assisted tools may organize questions, compare evidence, or support tests. They do not create local credentials, official standing, or permission to invent facts.

Output / handoff

Proof-first relationship

Decisions, test conditions, known limitations, release evidence, rollback, operation, and maintenance ownership are recorded so work can survive beyond one conversation.

Faith Forge Labs does not claim a South Korea office, local registration, local professional practice, provider relationship, product approval, client history, or guaranteed technical, regulatory, search, traffic, revenue, or market result.

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