The demo worked, but you cannot trust it in production
Real documents, real edge cases, and real compliance rules break prototypes. I build the verification, escalation, and observability layer that lets a system act on its own where it is safe and hand off where it is not.
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Your team still checks every output, so the automation saves nothing
A system that is confidently wrong 5% of the time gets checked 100% of the time. I design pipelines where the confident path is trustworthy and the uncertain path arrives with evidence, so review effort actually drops.
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You need a credible prototype with honest numbers before committing
Two to four weeks to take one capability to a working, instrumented prototype on your data, with a hardening roadmap instead of a sales demo.
How a prototype sprint works →