Start with a business question
Scope hands-on architecture and implementation with AxiomConsulting.ai, or start with Gradia's existing evaluation tools. Agree on the result, inspect the evidence and expand when it supports the next step.
Choose an important workflow you want to replace, improve or automate. AxiomConsulting.ai, a Gradia company, brings the architecture and hands-on engineering. We combine Gradia capabilities, other licensed tools, your existing systems and custom code.
Read the gradia proof sprint guide →Who it helps
Business and engineering owners with a painful workflow, a person who knows the work, authorized access and a clear decision to make.
Give an agent a job. Define what success means. Inspect what it did, where it failed and whether a change helped. Gradia connects the result to the rules and evidence behind it.
Read the agent evaluation guide →Who it helps
AI teams choosing an agent or testing a release, and business owners who need to know whether it can follow their workflow.
Start with one completed case your team wants to understand. Establish what the records actually show, agree when the business process began and ended, and use that baseline to choose the next question or improvement.
Read the workflow efficiency guide →Who it helps
Operations leaders, workflow owners and process improvement teams investigating an approval, sales handoff, service escalation or evidence-preparation process. You can begin before you have an AI agent.
Before relying on a benchmark score, examine the measurement that produced it. Gradia Benchmark Audit helps your team inspect an exact benchmark edition, review its evidence and decide which claims can be supported.
Read the benchmark audit guide →Who it helps
AI evaluation leads, model governance teams, benchmark owners and enterprise buyers comparing agent claims. Start when a score is influencing a procurement, release or research decision.
Start with covered execution evidence from open-source Guard. Add governance and assessment when the decision requires them. Each next use of captured data has its own permission and review requirements.