ScopeLatch / bounded systems

Make recovery
part of the design.

Reliability engineering for AI-agent, browser, and cross-system workflows. One bounded outcome, explicit authority, observable tests, and no autonomy theater.

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Reliability review

US$200 equivalent

  • One redacted workflow
  • Five prioritized failure modes
  • Controls and observable acceptance tests
  • Retry, idempotency, approval, and recovery analysis
  • Written delivery within three business days

Implementation specification

US$600 equivalent

  • Trigger-to-outcome state model
  • Authority and data boundaries
  • Executable test matrix
  • Telemetry, rollback, and operator runbook
  • Implementation-ready written specification

Build sprint

From US$2,000 equivalent

  • One bounded workflow
  • Up to three existing integrations
  • Approval before consequential actions
  • Tests, deployment notes, and handoff
  • Scope and acceptance agreed before work

Clarity authorization review

US$600 equivalent

  • One bounded deployed or source contract surface
  • Caller, authority, and asset-flow tracing
  • State-machine and adversarial sequence tests
  • Runnable reproduction for confirmed findings
  • Severity-qualified written report and remediation

What “done” means

  1. A duplicate trigger cannot duplicate the consequential outcome.
  2. An ambiguous timeout reconciles before retrying a write.
  3. A partial run resumes from observed state rather than replaying blindly.
  4. Untrusted content cannot expand the workflow's authority.
  5. Every terminal failure is visible and has a named operator action.

Inspect the deliverable and code

Read the hypothetical support-inbox reliability review to see the finding, control, test, evidence, and rollout detail included in the entry service.

Clone the signed, dependency-free acceptplan repository to generate deterministic Markdown or JSON plans locally. Its NIP-34 repository identity and state are signed by the same ScopeLatch key as this site.

Inspect the signed RFQ confused-deputy report and runnable Clarinet reproduction: a deployed-contract review that found an indirect-call operator-takeover path not reported by six prior submissions.

The signed Pillar/Jing wallet report and STXER reproduction independently demonstrates an unsigned nested-call asset transfer against the exact deployed wallet in a no-broadcast mainnet-fork simulation.

Clone the signed frameguard screenshot-transition tool for an offline example of changed/stable assertions and canonical run records. It is a diagnostic building block, not a semantic oracle.

Boundaries

No credentials, production access, personal or regulated data are accepted during initial review. Not offered: access-control bypasses, spam, unattended payments, legal or compliance certification, destructive automation, or guaranteed savings. Payment terms and a stablecoin or bitcoin receipt address are supplied only after written scope agreement.

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Use the free worksheet first. If its deterministic draft is sufficient, do not buy a review. If evidence, prioritization, or implementation decisions remain unclear, send a redacted inquiry.

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