Understand the task
We explore the process, context sources and team actions. Together, we choose a use case where an agent can help.
Use case and success criteria
How we work
We start with a specific use case. Agree on quality criteria, test it in a pilot and expand after assessing the results.
We explore the process, context sources and team actions. Together, we choose a use case where an agent can help.
Use case and success criteria
We define tools, access, limits and human involvement. We agree on how to evaluate quality.
Integration plan and access boundaries
We connect the tools and test the workflow on an agreed set of tasks. We review errors and refine the process.
Working pilot and evaluation results
We prepare the team, documentation and monitoring. The results guide the next stage of development.
Integration, guidance and a development plan
Considered integration
We bring agents into the tools and practices your team already uses.
We agree on access, permitted actions and approval points.
We evaluate quality on specific tasks before expanding the integration.
We first explore integration with your current stack. What is possible depends on APIs, permissions and each system’s limits. Any necessary change is discussed before implementation.
We look for a recurring task with available context and a clear outcome. A useful pilot has a narrow enough scope for its quality to be assessed.
Autonomy is defined for each action. An agent may prepare drafts, take permitted steps or request approval. Important decisions stay within the agreed boundaries.
Before connecting anything, we agree on sources, access and data transfers to selected providers. Hosting, retention and processing requirements inform the architecture.
Before the pilot, we define criteria such as task quality, time spent, corrections and usability for the team. We compare performance on agreed examples.
Let us start with the task, your tools and what a good result means to you.