Connected workflows
Move information between your systems, prepare recurring reports, and reduce manual handoffs. Use AI where interpretation is needed and simpler automation where it is enough.
AI & automation
Less repetitive work.
More useful systems.
Connect the software you already use. Give your team better tools. Start with one workflow and a clear way to judge whether it works.
Where we can help
Built around the job.
Documents & internal tools
Extract and check information from documents, build a focused dashboard, or make internal knowledge easier to use. Design review steps for exceptions.
Agents & cloud systems
Build agents with the context, tools, and permissions a task needs. Plan for saved work, monitoring, and recovery as part of the implementation.
A focused start.
An informed next step.
An assessment, a build, and ongoing support have different deliverables. We agree on the scope, price, and success criteria before each engagement.
- 01
Assess
Map a workflow, identify constraints, and decide what is worth building. The deliverable is a recommendation and a scoped plan.
- 02
Build & evaluate
Implement a focused workflow or tool. Review it against the agreed criteria, including the cases that need human attention.
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Deploy & support
Launch approved work with documentation and a handover. Monitoring, maintenance, and further improvements can be scoped separately.
Engineering you can inspect
We build our
own tools, too.
Rat Things brings durable cloud agents into an AWS account you control. Our current work includes session forks, a native desktop console, and reusable agent skills.
Rat Things is an engineering preview for owner-operated deployments.
Explore the workBefore we start
Practical questions.
Do we need new software?
We start with your existing systems and their capabilities. If a new component is necessary, we explain the tradeoffs and ongoing costs before building.
What does it cost?
The price follows the scope. After an initial conversation, you receive a written proposal covering deliverables, assumptions, and costs before work begins.
Who owns the work?
Ownership, account access, and handover are agreed in the project scope. We build in accounts you control where practical and identify any third-party or open-source licenses.
How is sensitive data handled?
We agree where data can live, which providers can process it, and what access is required before implementation. The design follows those constraints.
A conversation is a good place to start
What are you working on?
Tell Greg what you want to build or improve. He’ll reply to learn more and work out a sensible next step with you.
greg@indubitably.aiGreg Pazo · Indubitably LLC
Pacific City, Oregon