We build it with you.
You keep the instance.
You have work that AI could take off your team’s plate. Getting it into production means connecting the right data, deciding what it may do, and checking whether the work helped. That is the engagement.
Discuss an implementationStart with work you can define
and a result you can check.
Review and roadmap
Map the problem, the existing tools, and the evidence we need. Name the accountable owner, the intended outcome, and the work worth doing first.
An installed workflow
Connect the agreed sources inside your instance. Establish the authority limits, verify the supported actions, and make the decision history inspectable.
A record to review
Keep what was proposed, authorized, done, and measured. The Quarterly Decision Review uses that record to decide what to change and where more autonomy is justified.
The company keeps its memory.
Your instance holds your business context, credentials, decision history, and outcomes. Scope, handover, and ongoing support are part of the engagement. Your record stays with your company when the team or the model changes.
Our ownership and portability principles →Authority comes with the scope.
We agree what can run, what must wait, and how the result will be checked. The goal is useful autonomy inside explicit limits. A human grants the authority; a good result cannot silently widen it.
Availability is verified workflow by workflow. Our existing native system uses human approval for consequential writes; the Powered by Figaro rollout adds policy and watchdog resolution inside granted envelopes.
The earned-autonomy model →Implementation, software, review.
An implementation fee covers the agreed build. Recurring fees cover the instance and Quarterly Decision Review. Model and hosting costs are itemized at cost. We price a defined scope after reviewing the work.
Commerce first. A company-wide record.
Commerce gives us the first proving ground: real operations, real commitments, and results we can measure. Agencies, portfolio operators, and teams with existing automation can discuss the same engagement shape. We establish fit and delivery scope before promising coverage.
Bring the work that keeps coming back.
Leave your email and we’ll discuss the problem, the current tools, and a useful first scope.
Still mapping the opportunity? Request a public-site review first.