For Partners
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The file IS the spec.
Partners receiving a RAPP agent pick up a working prototype, not a 20-page functional document. The agent is a single self-documenting Python file that carries the problem statement, the solution logic, and the code already working against simulated data.
You get
A self-documenting agent file
- One Python file — complete, runnable, hotloadable.
- The customer's own problem statement, captured from the workshop.
- A short demo video showing the agent answering the target scenario.
- Simulated data that mirrors the customer's real environment shape.
You build
Production plumbing — the part partners own
- Connectors to the customer's real data sources.
- Identity, security, tenancy — your hardening layer.
- Any future cloud SLOs, monitoring, and observability.
- Separate adapter and acceptance work; no Copilot Studio package ships.
You own
Any future deployment + the customer relationship
- Your delivery, your brand, your services revenue.
- The agent becomes a reusable asset in your library.
- Future iterations flow through your team, not through us.
- Production remains outside this pre-acceptance artifact.
Without RAPP
Discovery → spec → estimate → build → demo → revise
Weeks before the customer sees anything. Requirements drift. The scope doc and the running code don't match at delivery.
With RAPP
Reviewable prototype source before a SOW
The customer can review a local experiment. Production plumbing and discovery remain separate partner work.
The file travels with the customer's words inside it. Your team gets a head start measured in weeks, not hours.