What would make you
accept an agent’s work?
A plausible patch and a passing job can still be wrong. Work with Odin to define what must be true, build checks that can reject the wrong result, and follow the accepted change to the outcome your team needs.
A useful first question beats a broad rollout.
This is for engineering teams with a recurring task, an existing way to do it, and someone who can judge the result. A maintenance change, a test-writing task or a release review could be a starting point.
You bring approved, representative samples, a baseline and a named human reviewer. Together we choose a narrow workflow, define acceptance criteria and decide which failures would make us stop.
If the workflow or ownership is still unclear, the first conversation is about finding that boundary.
From a question to a decision.
Three phases, with review built into the work.
Scope the work
Agree the task, samples, acceptance criteria and reviewer. Record access boundaries, exclusions and the conditions for stopping before a run begins.
Compare with a baseline
Use an agreed evaluation to compare the current approach with agent-assisted work. Review the outputs and count tool cost, human review and rework.
Choose what happens next
Inspect failures and limitations alongside accepted results. Decide together whether to continue, change the approach or stop, then hand over the record.
Something your team can inspect and keep.
The proposed handover makes the reasoning behind the decision visible.
- A repeatable evaluation
- The task definition, approved sample references, acceptance criteria and instructions for another run.
- A reviewed baseline comparison
- Results from both approaches, the reviewer’s decisions, failures and limits of the comparison.
- A total-cost account
- Tool use, human review and rework, with assumptions and gaps recorded.
- A portable handover
- A readable report and agreed artifacts that your team can use to make its next decision.
Before work starts, we jointly agree scope, price, timing, access, intellectual property and responsibilities. This page is an invitation to shape that agreement.
Open the record before the conversation.
Inspect the public experimentsBlueprint Conformance Engine checks code against explicit architecture constraints. Our Witness experiments examine a different part of acceptance: whether a test catches a known defect, whether two implementations share a bug, and whether a correction preserves the checks that could reject it.
Inspect the concrete cases: a green test that misses a rounding defect, two versions agreeing on the wrong answer, and a fix that passes its target but fails a regression. These are reproducible authored fixtures, not customer outcome claims.
Read the experiment data and its source metadata. Agent markets and robotics remain future research directions, rather than products offered through this collaboration.
What would you like to put on the bench?
A rough description is enough to start. Prepare a brief, review it, then choose what to share with Odin.
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