Our process

Trust is a well defined agent with datasets, evals, and a review process.

Connect your workflows and agents with evaluation data, human judgment, and production feedback, so every release is grounded in evidence before it ships—and monitored once it’s live.

The real problem

Dependable agents require a well-defined workflow, reliable context, handled edge cases, and a shared definition of “good.”

Example evaluation set / 1,000 casesRelease candidate 07
Defect rate3.4%Incorrect decisions
Precision89.8%Flagged issues that were real
Recall93.4%Real issues caught
  • Define defects in workflow terms

    Name the decisions and outcomes that count as failures.

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  • Build a representative evaluation dataset

    Cover common paths, risky edge cases, and missing context.

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  • Gate releases with offline evals

    Measure every candidate before it reaches production.

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  • Put humans on ambiguous cases

    Route high-risk decisions to reviewers with the right context.

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  • Monitor live traces and feedback

    Turn production defects into new examples, tests, and fixes.

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Every failure should teach the system something

The agent improvement loop.

Reviewers focus on examples that matter. Evals protect what already works. Production tells you what to improve next.

Agent improvement protocol continuous
Selected stage / 01

Problem + success

Choose one valuable workflow. Map the users, constraints, risks, and what success must look like in the real world.

Success contract
JobResolve the request safely
Success≥ 92% critical-case recall
Guardrail0 unsupported actions
OutputA scoped job and measurable success criteria
We’re opinionated

Principles for dependable agents.

01

Start with the problem to solve & job to be done

Architecture follows the problem, the job to be done, the users, the cost of being wrong.

02

Evaluate behavior, not (just) vibes.

Define quality with examples, evidence, and repeatable checks. Also evaluate a little bit with vibes.

03

Put humans where judgment matters.

Human review is part of the system, offline and online.

04

Earn complexity.

Use the simplest system that can do the job reliably and evolve with evidence. Learn from best practices, and from first principles.

05

Build for handoff from day one.

Your team should understand, operate, and extend what we build.