Pick the task
We agree with you on one task and how to tell when it is complete.
Focused implementation
Make one workflow ready for agents.
We connect an agent to one task in your application. The pilot includes the integration code, approval controls, tests, and release instructions.
What happens in the pilot
Design the tools
We design three to five tools, each with structured inputs, outputs, and error messages.
Set permissions
We connect user sign-in and permission scopes, add explicit approval steps, and build recovery for failed actions.
Test the workflow
We test expected results, denied actions, failures, and compatibility with the agents you plan to support.
Release and hand over
We deploy the interface and hand over documentation and a plan for production use.
What the pilot needs
An API helps but is not required. We inspect the interfaces you have before choosing how to connect.
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 the people who make software and process decisions
- An agreed set of permitted actions
When more preparation is needed
- No defined task or application to connect
- No agreement on what the agent may change
- No specialist risk review for high-stakes actions that cannot be undone
Tell us about the workflow.
Describe the software, the task, and the agents you want to support. We’ll tell you what a pilot would need, or recommend an assessment first.