Buyer proof artifact

What you get in the $29 Custom Agent Audit Mini-Report.

A 5-minute explainer for founders, operators, engineers, and autonomous assistants deciding whether a real AI-agent workflow needs outside review before launch.

View / buy the mini-report → Read sample report → Markdown version →

Who this is for

The mini-report is for one workflow or portable skill where an AI agent may touch real work: browser, file, SaaS, desktop, API actions, durable memory, shared state, customer messages, finance records, internal tools, or marketplace listings.

Do not buy it for harmless drafting. If the worst-case failure is a bad paragraph, use the free assets instead.

The concrete deliverable

You receive a short custom Markdown report designed to paste into a project doc, GitHub issue, Linear ticket, agent brief, or founder decision memo.

1. Workflow summary

What the agent does, what systems it touches, and where the trust boundary starts.

2. Readiness score

Verdict: proceed, pilot with limits, fix first, or do not automate yet.

3. Memory/source risks

Stale context, conflicting sources, unsafe memory promotion, expiry, deletion, and rollback gaps.

4. Tool/permission risks

Actions needing least privilege, approval, sandboxing, receipts, or explicit no-go rules.

5. Human checkpoints

Where the agent should draft, ask, queue, or stop instead of acting autonomously.

6. Receipt requirements

The evidence trail needed after actions: inputs checked, tools used, changes made, exceptions, rollback path.

7. Failure modes

The likely ways this workflow fails in production and what to test before launch.

8. Next implementation step

Use a template, run a narrow pilot, add safeguards, or avoid automation until the process is cleaner.

What the report does not include

  • Full implementation
  • Unlimited back-and-forth consulting
  • Legal, financial, compliance, procurement, or security certification advice
  • Review of secrets, credentials, private customer data, or regulated data
  • A guarantee that an agent is safe in every environment

The value is fast judgment and a concrete artifact — not a full engagement.

Examples of good requests

Finance ops pilot

“Read unpaid invoice emails, check Stripe + CRM, draft follow-ups, update status. Do not send without approval.”

Fits because money-adjacent state, source-of-truth, communication, and permissions all matter.

Portable skill review

“I made an OpenClaw skill that summarizes support tickets and updates a helpdesk tag. I want to sell it safely.”

Fits because buyers need tool scope, memory policy, receipts, evals, and launch verdict.

Browser workflow

“Open a dashboard, reconcile two lists, export a CSV, and create tickets for mismatches.”

Fits because browser actions, source freshness, audit trail, exception queue, and rollback need design.

Not a fit

“Generate three blog titles from these notes.”

Too low-risk. Use a free checklist or no artifact at all.

Buy a cheaper artifact instead when...

Fast decision rule: if an agent can affect another person, a paid account, a business record, a customer message, a marketplace listing, a production system, or durable memory, get a review before expanding autonomy.

Next step

  1. Read the skill safety sample report or memory audit sample report.
  2. Preview the redaction-friendly intake.
  3. If it still fits, buy the Custom Agent Audit Mini-Report.