Outcome
Choose one user result worth completing end to end.
Focused implementation
Ship one outcome an agent can complete responsibly.
A working interface pilot turns one internal or customer-facing workflow into production-minded software. The work can include targeted API repair, a small tool surface, identity, explicit approvals, evaluation, telemetry, documentation, deployment, and a measured expansion plan.
What ships
A real software boundary, not a disconnected prototype.
Contract
Design three to five tools with structured inputs, outputs, and errors.
Authority
Implement identity, scopes, explicit approval, and recovery.
Evidence
Validate golden workflows, failures, compatibility, and telemetry.
Release
Deploy the interface, documentation, and production roadmap.
Qualification
The best pilots begin with live software and a named workflow owner.
A documented API helps, but it is not required. We can repair a narrow boundary when the underlying workflow, data, and authority are understood.
A pilot should have
- An internal system or customer-facing product with representative non-sensitive test data
- One repeatable workflow and a clear completed state
- Access to software and process decision makers
- A narrow first action boundary
We will redirect or decline
- An idea-stage chatbot without a real software job
- Undefined autonomous authority
- Irreversible consequential actions without risk and specialist review
Private brief
Tell us about the first interface.
We will review the workflow, current software boundary, target agents, permissions, and timeline. When the path is not yet clear, we may recommend a readiness assessment before implementation.