Customer conversation to working agent.
In one week.
This earlier workshop design aimed to turn a transcript into reviewable local source. Any “working agent” is a pre-acceptance prototype; it is not ready for production or Copilot Studio.
60-min ideation workshop
Customer describes their business problems — not features. Structured value-ranking lands the top-priority use cases.
Transcript → RAPP
The recorded session flows into the tool. RAPP generates a working agent prototype against the top use case(s).
Customer validates
Deliver the prototype as a short demo video and a single portable agent file. Feedback loops back into the tool the same day.
Partner handoff
The agent file travels to the partner as-is. The file is the spec: it carries the problem, the solution, and the working code.
Future adapter review
Azure and Copilot Studio deployment are retired. A future adapter would require separate design, security review, and acceptance.
A one-hour conversation about their real problems
No AI expertise required on their side. They describe the work that keeps them up at night — we handle the rest.
A validated, shareable agent artifact
Not a slide deck, not a spec — an actual working prototype tied to the customer's own words. The agent is the record.
Reviewable source, not production-shaped
A single-file handoff can inform later work; it does not remove architecture, security, or specification work.
The agent IS the spec. Customer → prototype → reviewable source. Production is a separate, unshipped path.