THE PROMISE,
NOT THE PITCH.
The way every engagement runs, written as a promise you can hold us to. One number agreed out loud, a scope armoured before signature, a build you can trace, acceptance scored by evals, and a Day-30 conversation.
One number, agreed out loud
WERun the Diagnostic, read where the business leaks, and put a single figure on the metric worth moving, said plainly, agreed before any build is scoped.
YOUHear the number and agree it, or push back.
The Diagnostic
Not-doing list + benchmarks before signature
WEWrite the scope armour before you commit: a not-doing list, revision caps, a pre-signed change-request clause, and the benchmarks acceptance will be measured against.
YOURead exactly what is in and out of scope, and sign once it's right.
Before signature
Build with trace logging
WEBuild the one replaced task, logging every step so the work is traceable. You can see what was done and why, not just the finished thing.
YOUWatch it take shape. Nothing happens off-book.
The build
Eval-scored acceptance
WEGrade the deliverable against the benchmarks set before signature. It clears the bar or it is not accepted. Acceptance is scored by evals, not vibes.
YOUSee the score against the agreed bar. 'Done' is a number, not an opinion.
At handover
The Day-30 conversation
WEThirty days on, review whether the system did what the anchor promised, tune what needs tuning, and only then propose the next module, if it has earned its place.
YOURead one page of numbers and decide what's next.
Day 30
TRUE ON EVERY BUILD.
A not-doing list, revision caps, and a pre-signed change-request clause mean the price set at the start is the price at the end. A mid-build addition is a small, separate, priced thing. Never a surprise.
Accounts, code, automations, data, keys: all provisioned in your name and handed over. The partnership keeps it cared for; it does not hold it hostage. Stop any time and it keeps running without us.
Every deliverable is graded against a bar agreed before the build starts. It clears the bar or it is not done. The same eval discipline we run our own company on.
The skills, evals, memory, and agent fleet we sell are the ones Doxia Axis runs on. When you buy a build, you are standing on a machine that is already load-bearing.