Workflows we're building for.The pain we're starting from.
These are workflows where an AI agent has to do something real — issue credit, terminate a resource, file a regulatory submission — inside bounds the operator can defend. We're starting with three. The list will grow as design partners shape it.
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Each is greenfield. The agent has to do something real. "The model said so" is not a defense.
The quarterly CBAM filing — assembled, attributed, signed.
Every emissions figure attributable to its source, every default-value rule enforced, every submission signed and ready for the regulator.
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Runaway cloud spend, shut down inside the blast radius you declared.
The agent terminates the resource itself — inside the dollar ceiling, the environment tag, and the blast radius your platform team declared.
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Customer-facing agents that issue credit — inside per-customer caps.
Against a declared reason set, inside per-customer caps and a daily aggregate budget your abuse team can pull a clean trail from.
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Five verticals.The workflows we hear about most.
If you are operating any of these and the agent is the part that scares you, that is the conversation we want.
Marketing & Ads
Where the agent is moving spend, suppressing audiences, deciding payouts, or routing leads — and the regulator, the abuse team, and finance all want a clean trail.
Procurement & B2B
Where the agent is qualifying vendors, sourcing tail spend, or matching exception invoices — and a wrong move is fraud, contract breach, or a CSDDD violation.
Customer Operations
Where the agent is talking to the customer and is one decision away from money or account state — and the abuse team, finance, and the regulator all want a defensible record.
Supply Chain & Logistics
Where the agent is filing with the regulator, booking the freight, intervening on the cold chain — and the consequence of a wrong action is criminal, financial, or both.
DevOps & Cloud
Where the agent has IAM in its hand and is one tool call away from terminating production — and the SRE, the security team, and the auditor all need to see exactly what it touched.
Don't see your workflow?
The list above is what we hear about most. It is not exhaustive. If you have a workflow with the same shape — agent has to do something real, operator has to declare the bounds, audit has to hold up — we want to know about it. The fastest way to influence what we build next is to tell us what you are trying to do.
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