Strategy Engagement

Architect the Outcome

A 4-week fixed-scope engagement to move from abstract ambition to a deployable, sovereign roadmap. We validate the business case, design the agent workforce, and plan the infrastructure before writing a single line of code.

Duration 4 Weeks
Investment $50,000
Credit 50% Applied
The Problem

Most enterprise AI fails before code is written

What Happens

Building agents for agents' sake

Teams start with code, not architecture. They chase impressive demos without defining the business case or understanding infrastructure constraints. Six months later, the pilot is still "almost ready."

What Should Happen

Outcomes before outputs

Start with P&L impact, decompose into agent-achievable tasks, filter for suitability, then design. Every agent has a job description, success metrics, and a clear path to production before development begins.

The Deliverable

Sovereign Agent Roadmap

A signed-off executive document that defines exactly what to build, where to run it, and the ROI it will deliver. This serves as the "Green Light" document for your internal stakeholders.

The Map

Outcome decomposition showing how agent tasks connect to P&L drivers.

The Job Descriptions

Agent Job Descriptions for each prioritized agent—role, boundaries, tools, fallbacks.

The Architecture

Loom deployment plan—target environment, MCP connections, Sentinel guardrails.

The Framework

Not everything should be an agent

We filter use cases to find the "Goldilocks Zone"—high value, manageable risk.

Goal & Environment Complexity →
High Risk · High Complexity

Human-Only

Decisions requiring moral judgment or where consequence of error is severe.

e.g., Medical diagnosis, Diplomatic negotiation
Low Risk · High Complexity

Human-Led + Agent Support

Agent drafts and advises. Human makes final decision with full accountability.

e.g., Loan application processing, Legal review
High Risk · Low Complexity

Traditional Automation

Clear rules, basic automation. No need for AI reasoning.

e.g., Data entry, Simple routing
Low Risk · Low Complexity

Agent-Led (The Sweet Spot)

Multi-step reasoning, clear success criteria, bounded risk. Agents excel here.

e.g., Invoice processing, IT triage, Customer service
Risk, Ethics & Governance →

If clear rules and basic automation deliver the outcome, we don't build agents. We protect your ROI by killing bad ideas early.

The Timeline

Four weeks to clarity

From abstract ambition to deployable roadmap.

Week 1
Discovery

We align your corporate KPIs to agent capabilities and audit your infrastructure reality.

Outcome Decomposition

Interview executive stakeholders to identify P&L drivers (e.g., "Reduce OPEX by 10%") and map them to specific, repeatable agent tasks.

Sovereign Audit

Identify "Data Gravity" constraints. Map where your core data lives (Mainframe, SQL, ERP) and flag PII/PHI that cannot leave your VPC.

Week 2
Assessment

We filter use cases to find opportunities with high value and manageable risk.

Suitability Filter

Eliminate "Low Complexity/Low Risk" tasks (better suited for RPA) and "High Risk/High Complexity" tasks (better suited for humans).

Kill Sheet

Formally reject opportunities that rely on undocumented "tribal knowledge" or lack clear success metrics. Protect ROI before you spend it.

Week 3
Design

We don't write requirements; we write employment contracts. We treat agents like new hires.

Role & Identity

Define the agent's title, reporting structure, and triggers (Reactive vs. Proactive vs. Ambient).

Boundaries & Tools

Map inputs/outputs, set "Sovereign Boundaries" (e.g., "Cannot finalize denial >$50k without approval"), list required MCP connections.

Week 4
Roadmap

We map the evolution of the agent and the infrastructure required to run it.

Sovereign Horizon

Map the agent's graduation path: Shadow Mode (Pilot) → Supervised Mode (Production) → Full Autonomy (Scale).

Loom Architecture Plan

Diagram the deployment target (AWS/Azure/On-Prem), MCP connections to legacy systems, and guardrails at the Loom Sentinel layer.

The Output

Agent Job Descriptions

We treat agents like new hires. A clear charter, defined triggers, and agreed levels of human oversight.

Loan Application Agent

Goal: Reduce processing time for loan applications

Priority 1 System-Led
Success Metrics

30% reduction in manual exception handling time

Fallback Behavior

Notify loan officer via workflow system for manual intervention

Skills & Tools
  • Document parsing and field validation
  • Cross-system reconciliation (CRM, Credit Bureau)
  • Policy-based reasoning for exception routing
Inputs & Outputs
  • Input: Loan application data, validation rules
  • Output: Audit log, corrected data, exceptions

Every prioritized agent gets a complete Job Description—ready to drive architecture decisions and Weaver development.

The Next Steps

From roadmap to production

The engagement output leads directly to execution.

Step 1

Sovereign Agent Roadmap

The deliverable from this engagement. Signed off by your stakeholders as the "Green Light" document.

Step 2

Loom Platform License

Installation of the sovereign runtime engine on your infrastructure.

Step 3

Execution

Marketplace Deployment (for standard agents) or Weaver Build (for custom agents designed in Week 3).

The Investment

Fixed scope, fixed price

$50K
4-Week Engagement
50% credited toward Loom Platform if you proceed

What's included:

  • Executive stakeholder interviews
  • Infrastructure & data gravity audit
  • Use case suitability assessment
  • Agent Job Descriptions for prioritized agents
  • Loom architecture plan
  • Sovereign Agent Roadmap document
  • Executive presentation & sign-off

Start with strategy.

30-minute discovery call. We'll discuss your AI ambitions, assess fit, and outline how Architect the Outcome could work for your organization.

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