Agent-operated systems.In build. On purpose.
The practice opens when the proof does. Until then the thinking is public, the pipeline is being built in the open, and early operators shape it.
01In build
No case studies, no theatre.
I built an entire prospecting pipeline out of agents. Credits burned, runs were slow, and on review most steps needed no judgement at all. They became code. That lesson is the foundation of this practice, and it ships before the sales page does.
02The grid
Seven questions, before anything is built.
The decision that will govern every future engagement. Most tasks come out as automation or a plain internal tool, and that is the useful answer.
Same input always gives the same result?There is nothing to decide.
The rule can be written as conditions?Conditions are cheaper than reasoning.
It runs many times a day, at volume?Unit cost decides, not capability.
A human must see or approve every pass?Build the review surface, not the autonomy.
An error is expensive and irreversible?Never an autonomous agent.
It needs judgement on messy, human input?This is what an agent is actually for.
The path changes based on what is found?The route cannot be written in advance.
Shape it before it ships.
A handful of service operators will get the first systems on founding terms, in exchange for honest reports of the real-world friction they hit. Leave an email address and you will hear about it before anyone else.
04Available now
The website practice is open.
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