Before your first production agent,
run a Boundary Check-in.
A scoped review for one agent, one data path, and one use case — the fastest honest way to see your first agent boundary before business data enters the loop.
¥500,000 · 1 agent / 1 data path / 1 use case
One agent. One data path. One use case.
Deliberately narrow. A real boundary on one concrete path beats a vague assessment of everything.
1 Agent
The single agent you are preparing to put in front of real work.
1 Data Path
One route from that agent to one source of company data.
1 Use Case
One concrete task the agent is meant to perform with that data.
A design for moving forward.
Read as permission-to-advance, not a report. It states what is ready, what is not, and what to do next.
- →Boundary MapWhat the agent may see and assemble, drawn as a boundary.
- →First Boundary ReceiptA sample record of allowed / blocked / unknown for the path.
- →Allowed / blocked / unknown viewThe boundary as readable states.
- →Assembly risk summaryWhere combination and output create the real exposure.
- →Next PoC pathThe recommended proof-of-concept toward production.
- →Production readiness estimateAn honest read on distance to safe production use.
A short, scoped engagement.
- 01Frame the pathWe agree the one agent, one data path, and one use case in scope.
- 02Map the boundaryWe establish what the agent may see, what it must not assemble, and what should be recorded.
- 03Produce the receiptWe deliver the Boundary Map and a First Boundary Receipt sample for the path.
- 04Recommend the next stepYou receive the next PoC path and a production readiness estimate.
A Boundary Check-in is an advisory, scoped review. It maps and recommends; it does not authorize production access or enforce policy.
Request your Boundary Check-in.
Tell us the one agent, one data path, and one use case you want to move forward.