Pilot qualification
A narrow way to find out if this fits your workflow.
A pilot starts with one workflow, not your whole stack. We map one exit boundary, agree what "justified" means for that decision, and run observe-only before anything is enforced.
How an evaluation runs
- Choose one workflow and one exit boundary — the specific moment a decision becomes hard to undo.
- Agree on the mandate and evidence contract — what "justified" means for that decision, in writing.
- Run observe-only first. ThoughtProof evaluates decisions without blocking anything, so you can see what it would have flagged before it affects your workflow.
- Review false allows, false blocks, and objection usefulness together, before any enforcement decision is made.
- Decide whether, and how, to enforce. Some teams move to fail-closed on BLOCK; others keep a human in the loop for UNCERTAIN outcomes; some stay observe-only longer.
This is a discovery and evaluation motion. It is not a promise of a specific timeline, price, or production rollout — no public list price or service-level commitment exists today.
Boundaries worth evaluating first
- Before an agent moves capital — a trade, a rebalance, a treasury transfer.
- Before a release ships to production behind an autonomous approval.
- Before a filing, claim, or report is submitted on your behalf.
Not sure where your boundary is? What decision validation is sets out where this control sits relative to policy engines, guardrails, and in-loop critics.
Tell us about the workflow
Prefer email? support@thoughtproof.ai. We do not publish a response-time commitment.
Before you talk to us
If you would rather see evidence first: the live A/B trading experiment runs two identical agents, one gated and one not, on real capital. Behavior documents what the gate actually returns, and Products lists the four live APIs and which one fits a given boundary.