Use cases

AI does most of the work. Humans perform the critical part AI should not do alone.

Every use case below follows the same division of labor: the agent does the bulk of the task, identifies its own uncertainty or risk, and requests a small, well-scoped human intervention. The human result returns to the agent, and the agent continues.

These are intended use cases of the private alpha capability catalogue. The agent-facing API does not exist publicly yet; the scenarios describe how the system is designed to be used.

AI coding agent requests a senior architecture review

An AI coding agent designs a service and generates most of the implementation. Before committing, it detects that the architecture decisions are high-consequence: the wrong choice costs weeks.

Founder verifies only the uncertain clauses of a contract

A founder uses AI to analyze a contract end to end. AI summarizes everything, but flags a few clauses where legal wording is genuinely uncertain.

Research agent verifies one critical assumption

A research agent builds an analysis on an assumption it cannot verify with high confidence from sources alone. The assumption is load-bearing: the whole conclusion depends on it.

Physical-world verification that cannot be performed digitally

An agent needs to confirm something that exists only in the physical world: an asset's condition, a site state, a material fact.

The principle

In every case the human's task is small, well-scoped and critical. This keeps expensive expertise affordable in small units and keeps the agent in control of the workflow. The agent requests an outcome; the platform arranges the human.