AI development, with a job to do.
A product people can use. An internal tool that handles the tedious part. Start with the work that needs to change, and build the system around it.
The model is one part. The handoffs make the product.
A first release should have a clear user, a bounded task, and a result you can inspect.
A document assistant that points back to the material behind its answer. Define what it can search, who can see it, and what it should do when the answer is missing.
A useful first scope: one team's approved reference library.
Extract a few fields, suggest a category, or prepare a response. Keep uncertainty visible and let a person approve consequential changes.
A useful first scope: one document type and one review queue.
Bring the input, model response, corrections, and next action into one tool. Connect to existing systems when the access and behavior have been verified.
A useful first scope: one operator completing one repeatable task.
Before a polished demo, collect representative examples of the work. Include an ordinary case, a difficult case, missing information, and something the system should decline to handle. Those examples become the first acceptance checks.
Read the evaluation checklistUse this small worksheet to describe the job. It creates a draft in this browser; it does not send your answers.
Share the people, the current process, and an example of a good result. Sun Flint handles project conversations and scoping.
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