Bounded AI implementation

Make one workflow boring—in the best way.

I harden one existing recurring AI workflow so its inputs, tool actions, failures, approvals, output, and rollback are inspectable. The pilot stays small: no more than three tool actions and no live credentials in the initial scope.

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$249fixed one-time pilot

1existing recurring workflow

3tool actions maximum

0production credentials in intake

A working control surface, not an agent-strategy deck.

The sprint produces an executable, synthetic proof around the workflow you already have.

Delivered

Workflow and failure-mode map
Customer-neutral action contracts
Dry-run-first wrapper with structured output
Synthetic fixture and automated acceptance test
Approval, rollback, and residual-risk runbook
Measured before/after execution receipt

Required from the buyer

Plain-language current workflow
Up to three named systems
Synthetic, de-identified, or public-only fixture
Authorized approval owner
Written scope acceptance before payment

Fixed pilot.

$249 one time

Target delivery is five business days after the scope and usable fixture are accepted. One written correction round is included for fourteen days.

No production credentials, sensitive raw data, unattended outbound messages, financial transactions, destructive operations, high-impact decisions, security certification, uptime promise, or guaranteed business result. Payment reserves the sprint; it does not bypass any production approval gate.

Bring one brittle workflow.

The first reply defines the three-action boundary, synthetic fixture, approval owner, and rollback before any Payment Link is sent.

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