Advisory · Proof Sprint
Prove one workflow on your own cases before you commit to the rest.
Three to four weeks, one workflow. It ends with a consistency and accuracy report on your own data, a written go / no-go, and a quote for running it. You keep the code either way. Delivered by IOanyT.
A person reads it and replies with a fixed quote. No call needed.
Where it sits
The step between a decision and a rollout
Most Sprints start from a Workflow Diagnostic. If your workflow is already clear, it can start here.
- 01
2–3 weeks · decide
- 02
Proof Sprint
3–4 weeks · one workflow
- 03
Production rollout
by milestone
- 04
Run & evolve
keep it working
How it is built: LLMs write and test the logic at build time, and deterministic code runs it, so the same input gives the same answer. What is Compiled AI? · The Proof Sprint on ioanyt.com
Get it quoted
Pre-filled from your Diagnostic
I’ve had a Workflow Diagnostic
Give us the Diagnostic’s reference. The Sprint quote is built from its findings: the workflow it picked, the rules map, the evidence gaps and the cost per case. You don’t answer anything twice.
No Diagnostic yet
Four questions. A person reads them and either quotes the Sprint or tells you, plainly, that a Diagnostic should come first.
The quote
Fixed price, agreed at scoping, sent to you privately.
If you had a Workflow Diagnostic in the last 90 days, its fee is credited against the Sprint.
The code is yours
Whatever the go / no-go says, you keep the code and the report. No runtime or platform fee from IOanyT; your own cloud and any third-party model costs stay yours.
Every Proof Sprint ends with a written go / no-go and a quote to run it
- Evaluation against a fixed test set
- Permission hygiene
- An incident log
- A named accountable engineer
Priced as an outcome, never as a markup on your licences. Stalled pilot? Start from what stalled.