Architecture & responsibility
Define user, model, code and external-service responsibilities and important data paths.
SENXOS / ENGINEERING
Make data, permissions, interfaces, testing and deployment reviewable, supporting delivery, troubleshooting and improvement.

Define user, model, code and external-service responsibilities and important data paths.
Design access by role and data scope, with authorization and records for sensitive actions.
Use representative data and exceptions; evaluate AI outputs separately.
Define timeouts, bounded retries and duplicate handling so failures are visible.
Document settings, releases, logs and recovery for handover and maintenance.
Prioritize changes using feedback, errors and load, recording their impact.
Data, security, and deployment belong in project design. These are discovery topics, not certifications or compliance guarantees.
Identify data sent to external models, de-identification needs, and provider data-use terms.
Assess cloud or private deployment requirements; define roles, tool access, and sensitive-action approvals.
Agree required activity and error records, who can access them, retention periods, and deletion responsibilities.
Share only the problem and process overview. Do not submit passwords, API keys, personal customer data, or production records.
It depends on the model, deployment and data. Agree what may be shared, masked or kept internal, then check the provider’s actual processing arrangements.
Retain sources, use representative tests and rules, and route missing evidence, exceptions and important actions for human confirmation.
Define checks, stopping conditions, bounded retries and notifications. Surface the cause instead of guessing missing values or retrying indefinitely.
Agree code and documentation handover, third-party licences, deployment and maintenance responsibilities and fees before work begins.
Share your goals, current workflow, and what needs to improve. We help clarify requirements, assess feasibility, and plan a suitable development approach.