Build contract
Scope before code3acceptance gatesFail conditions, owners, excluded data, and handover criteria are agreed before a build starts.
Leone Intelligence SystemsPRODUCTION AI ENGAGEMENTS
For founder-led B2B, industrial operators, family offices, and enterprise teams with an expensive workflow trapped in inboxes, spreadsheets, or expert judgment. Choose advisory, project delivery, or procurement support; the work stays grounded in evidence, controls, and ownership.
Start with a scoped brief. We clarify fit, buying path, evidence required, and the next decision before a build commitment.
01 PROOF
Review the workflow boundary, acceptance gates, approval trace, runbook, and ownership plan. They show what the system must do, where it stops, and who operates it—so decision-makers can approve a bounded project with fewer unknowns.
Build contract
Scope before code3acceptance gatesFail conditions, owners, excluded data, and handover criteria are agreed before a build starts.
Ownership package
Operational independence100%code ownershipSource, runbooks, traces, and deployment knowledge transfer as one operational asset. Your team can run, audit, and extend the system without recurring vendor dependence.
Assessment model
Decision support30minitial assessmentThe first assessment can support a no-build decision as well as a build decision.
02 METHOD
Clarify the buying path, workflow owner, decision, data boundary, acceptance criteria, and reasons not to proceed.
For a project mandate, ship retrieval, agents, evaluation, approvals, UI, and deployment as one working system.
Hand over source, runbooks, traces, deployment knowledge, and the acceptance record to the owning team.
03 ENGAGEMENT PATHS
Decision before delivery
Use a scoped advisory mandate when the decision, architecture, or operating model needs clarity before a build.
Fit: an accountable owner needs a recommendation, options, or acceptance criteria.
Outcome: a decision record, scoped path, and evidence requirements.
Risk reduced: spend is tied to a decision before implementation.
Build with acceptance gates
Use a delivery mandate when one team needs the workflow mapped, built, evaluated, deployed, and handed over.
Fit: the owner can make data, integration, review, and acceptance decisions.
Outcome: a working system with acceptance evidence, controls, and owned source.
Risk reduced: build scope and release gates are agreed before delivery work.
Ready for vendor review
Use the procurement path when the buying process needs a clear scope, response boundary, evaluation criteria, or vendor conversation.
Fit: procurement, technical evaluation, or a shortlist process is already involved.
Outcome: an RFP-ready conversation grounded in scope, proof, ownership, and constraints.
Risk reduced: unanswered delivery, evidence, security, and handover questions surface early.
04 BRIEF
Field notes on AI systems that survive evaluation, approval, and handover.