AI Agents
An AI agent designed around a real job to be done. Tell us what you are trying to make easier and we will help define the right agent for the job.
Deliverables
The conversation
You articulate the job to be done (who uses it, what it needs to know, what it can and cannot do, where it hands off to a person). Free: it's how we both find out if there's something real here.
The definition
A document with feasibility, scope, dependencies, risk and a verdict (build, use an existing tool, or don't). Useful even when the answer is no. Credited to the pilot.
The pilot
Four to eight weeks, one agent, human brake from the factory. The machine proposes, a person approves, everything is audited.
Production and operation
Full deployment and monthly operation, scoped after the pilot proves itself.
Living proof
Eco, the meeting agent PVG runs in-house. Every meeting becomes minutes and follow-ups in the founder's voice, and nothing ships without approval.
The process
The conversation
You articulate the need: the job to be done, who uses it, what it needs, what it must never do, where it hands off to a person.
Free. This is where both sides find out if there's something real.
The definition
PVG reviews feasibility, scope, dependencies and risk, and delivers the agent definition document with a verdict.
Build it, solve it with an existing tool, or don't. Useful even when the answer is no, and credited to the pilot when it's yes.
The pilot
Four to eight weeks, one agent, human brake from the factory: the machine proposes, a person approves, everything is audited.
Scoped by integrations. The pilot exists to prove value on your real operation, not on a slide.
Production & operation
Full deployment and monthly operation, scoped to criticality. Only after the pilot earns it.
Always custom-quoted. An agent in production is infrastructure, and it gets treated like it.
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AI Agents
Quoted by scope, after the first conversation.
- The conversation: you articulate the job to be done (who uses it, what it needs to know, what it can and cannot do, where it hands off to a person). Free: it's how we both find out if there's something real here.
- The definition: a document with feasibility, scope, dependencies, risk and a verdict (build, use an existing tool, or don't). Useful even when the answer is no. Credited to the pilot.
- The pilot: four to eight weeks, one agent, human brake from the factory. The machine proposes, a person approves, everything is audited.
- Production and operation: full deployment and monthly operation, scoped after the pilot proves itself.
- Living proof: Eco, the meeting agent PVG runs in-house. Every meeting becomes minutes and follow-ups in the founder's voice, and nothing ships without approval.