Employee output
We define the user, AI function, standard interface, data, supported connections, tests and first release.
Exceptions are handed to the responsible employee.
AI application development
We define the user, AI function, standard interface, data, supported connections, tests and first release.
The first release is quoted individually. Store, subscriptions and external services are separate.
Send what starts the task, the tools involved and the result your employee needs. We will clarify the boundaries, access and next step in writing.
We define the user, AI function, standard interface, data, supported connections, tests and first release.
Exceptions are handed to the responsible employee.
An example of what your team could receive.
We define the user, AI function, standard interface, data, supported connections, tests and first release.
Example
Users still need to submit work, understand the result, correct it and continue to the next task. Your business needs access controls, usage limits and a way to support the product. We design those pieces alongside the AI function instead of treating a successful prompt as a finished system.
Product workflow. The user, input, output and next action the application supports. Interface and state. Screens for submission, progress, results, correction and errors. AI integration. Approved model use and source information within defined limits. Business connections. Supported records, authentication and external tools. Testing and operation. Evaluation examples, review paths, usage boundaries and maintenance arrangements.
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Project pricing
The first release is quoted individually. Store, subscriptions and external services are separate.
Questions & answers
The work, access, checks, acceptance criteria, external costs and support are listed separately.
We confirm only connections supported by actual API access and permissions within the agreed scope.
No. You can start with a written task description.
Describe the user, input and expected output. We will turn the idea into a product scope and estimate.