Kolosseum Solutions

SKU · Implementation

Twelve weeks. One named system in production.

Evals, human review, audit trail, a named owner, SLOs. The scope is fixed before we start — and we do not run two of these overlapping without a contractor on a signed SOW.

How the twelve weeks run

Gates first. Build second. Handover on day 84.

Weeks 1–2
Gold cases frozen with your owner. The gate is wired. Nothing ships until it can fail.
Weeks 3–8
Build. Every change runs the cases. Human review surfaces go in during the build, not after it.
Weeks 9–10
Hardening: audit trail, SLOs, incident runbook, cost thresholds. Full eval pass on real traffic.
Weeks 11–12
Handover to your named owner. Managed starts here, or you run it with the runbook and the cases.

What exists on day 84.

  • One named system in production. Not a pilot, not a sandbox, not a slide.
  • Evals running on every release and on a schedule in production.
  • Human review where the system is unsure, with every override logged.
  • An audit trail — model and prompt versions, decisions, exceptions, retained and exportable.
  • A named owner on your side, SLOs, and a cost threshold with someone watching it.
  • The 02:00 runbook, written and rehearsed.

Commercials

Stated up front, on purpose.

Fee
Fixed in the proposal, scoped after the Diagnostic or a 25-minute call.
Diagnostic credit
50% of a Diagnostic started within the previous 30 days.
Capacity
Never two Implementations overlapping without a contractor on a signed SOW. If we are full, we say so.
Who runs it
Founder-led, with contractors on signed paper where the build needs them.
After
Managed, or you run it yourself with the runbook.

What this is not.

  • Time and materials with a fixed-price sticker.
  • Agile discovery that bills while it looks for the scope.
  • A body shop delivered in weekly increments.
  • An open-ended retainer wearing a build's clothes.

Fixed number. Named system. Twelve weeks.

Twenty-five minutes to see whether your workflow fits the shape. If it does not, we will tell you that on the call.