What a fit assessment is not

A fit assessment is simple to describe. You describe a task, and we tell you whether an agent fits. That is all it is, which is why it helps to be clear about what it is not.

It is not a proposal. A proposal is the next step after the fit assessment. It comes with a written scope and a written quote. The fit assessment comes before the proposal and before any agreement.

It is not a quote. We do not publish prices, and a written quote follows the proposal. The fit assessment is about the task, not about a number.

It is not a sales pitch for a package. We do not sell off-the-shelf packages. We design and build custom AI agents, or small teams of agents, around how a business already works. So the question we are answering is not "which product should you buy". It is "does an agent fit this task".

It is not a promise of yes. The question is whether an agent fits, so the answer can be either.

It is not the start of a build. Nothing starts until it is agreed in writing, and that agreement comes after the proposal. The fit assessment is the conversation that comes before any of it.

It is not a test you can fail. You do not need to know whether an agent is the right answer, or how it would work. Working that out is our part.

What it is, then, is a plain answer to a plain question, given before the proposal and before any agreement.

If you have a task in mind, tell us about it.