Applied AI Lab

Experiments library.

Reuseable micro-tests to prove value quickly. Each comes with prompts, evals, and success signals.

QA micro-tests
  • Red/green prompts for bias, brand, and accuracy
  • Scorecards and eval rubrics included
  • Human review checkpoints
Drafting trials
  • Idea-to-draft with tone and style controls
  • Measured against SME time saved
  • Guardrails to block unsafe outputs
Personalization pilots
  • Adaptive paths tied to telemetry
  • Localized variants with consistency checks
  • Completion and adoption as success signals
Ops & guardrails
  • Approval flows, audits, and data handling
  • Runbooks for incidents and rollbacks
  • Templates to move pilots into MVP

High-demand experiments

Pick an experiment. We’ll run it with guardrails.

Reusable experiments for QA, personalization, RAG, and agentic tool-use—each with evals, telemetry, and rollback plans.

Eval’d Governed Fast pilots
AI QA Fastlane

Run red/green tests on your corpus for bias, brand, and compliance with SME approvals.

Eval rubrics HITL
Personalization Pilot

Adaptive flows tied to telemetry, with localization and tone controls.

Signals Multi-lang
RAG Accuracy

Retrieval-augmented generation with hallucination tests, freshness, and source-citing.

Sources Freshness
Agentic Tooling

MCP/agent experiments with bounded tools, approvals, and audit logs.

Tool use Approvals
Drafting Sprint

Idea-to-draft with tone locks, style guides, and human QA checkpoints.

Tone lock HITL
Safety & Drift

Red team scripts, drift monitors, and rollback drills to keep outputs safe.

Red team Rollback

How experiments run

Evidence, guardrails, repeat.

Frame

Define the win

Goal, risk tier, eval rubric, and approvals set up front.

Run

Ship the test

Implement pattern (QA, RAG, agentic), add HITL and telemetry.

Decide

Keep, cut, or scale

Read the signals; move to MVP/production or iterate with new constraints.

Ready to experiment

Bring a use case. We’ll prove it safely.

QA, personalization, RAG, or agentic tool-use—choose one, and we’ll spin up a governed experiment.