Governance you can read in fifteen minutes.
A short, plain-language framework your board, executive team, or council can actually adopt. It covers use, oversight, vendor review, and the line between assistive and autonomous work.
Governance →
Capabilities
Seven capabilities, one operator at the table.
Most engagements braid several of these together; a few clients want one thread pulled deep. Either way, this is what your operator is on the hook for while embedded with your team.
Compliance, mapped to the rules you actually face.
NIST AI RMF as the spine, mapped to the regimes your team answers to: FERPA, HIPAA, COPPA, CJIS, state privacy acts, NIST 800-53, FedRAMP / StateRAMP. The everyday work, too: BIA and PIA templates your privacy office will sign, vendor and DPA review, and a paper trail that holds up when someone asks how a decision got made.
Compliance →The line your team ships from.
We install the agentic SDLC: review gates, evaluation harnesses, change control, audit logs. The production line that lets your staff ship contextual software fast without losing the audit.
See the factory →Training that compounds across cohorts.
Curriculum for executives, working groups, and front-line staff. Recorded, written down, and taught a second time by your own people, with us refreshing it as the field moves.
Training →Agents you'd be willing to put your name on.
Multi-agent systems built on your data with named human owners, evaluation in place from day one, and a clear sunset path. Cloud or on-prem; commercial or open weights.
Agentic dev →Sensitive data stays where it belongs.
Data classification, network segmentation, role-based access on every agent, and an AI gateway that routes by sensitivity. Cloud, hybrid, or on-prem. The work your security team recognizes, applied to a new failure surface.
Security & architecture →Working alongside your people.
Sessions next to the people doing the work (analysts, engineers, ops leads), so your team owns the tool, the review, and the next iteration. We're a Slack message away when something new lands.
Tutoring →