I am currently leading a dev team on a project that I would describe as waterfagile/agilefall. It's a highly regulated industry and the product is for a state l

I am currently leading a dev team on a project that I would describe as waterfagile/agilefall. It's a highly regulated industry and the product is for a state level client that has rigorous specifications. We operate iteratively, but there is a discrete golive and many specifications of the project were defined contractually before we pushed a single line of code. For this kind of project it doesn't make sense to operate in a pure agile fashion, but we also have broad license to operate how we please in some aspects of the project (i.e. the UI), and those more closely resemble an agile method project.