Can your AI handle the work you need it to do?

Three cases for one workflow, with assignments, source files, reference deliverables, scoring rubrics, usage guidance, and a handoff. The proposal specifies formats, review rounds, acceptance criteria, timing, and price. Read the pilot scope.

Your team runs its system using the core package. Model execution, output scoring, version comparisons, and a findings report are included only when expressly scoped. Results apply to the tested cases and conditions.

We agree file formats, output schemas, environment requirements, and evaluator interfaces during scoping. Platform adapters or integrations are separate deliverables when needed. Compatibility is confirmed for the specific engagement.

The agreement defines permitted use, access, redistribution, exclusivity, and ownership. Available independently owned or rights-cleared cases can be discussed for licensing. Public demonstrations do not grant access to private case packages.

We can use representative business materials or appropriately authorized source files without exposing confidential customer data. Client review confirms that the materials reflect the intended workflow and deliverables. Where confidential materials are needed, agree permitted use, access, transfer, retention, deletion, and third-party processing before sharing them.

An evaluation pilot creates tasks and scoring materials to assess AI. An implementation pilot builds or integrates a solution. Discuss a separately scoped implementation engagement.

The videos demonstrate examples of real-world business workflows and how completed work can be evaluated. They are illustrative demonstrations, not reports of a named customer’s deployment or measured performance of a named model. Read about the demonstrations and quality process.