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Agent reliability engineering

Ship automation you can trust.

Start with one useful, bounded result. HAL helps maintainers and small teams find a real defect, ship a verified fix, or harden an AI system with tests and receipts that show what actually happened.

Start small. Keep the evidence.

These introductory offers are deliberately narrow. The scope and exclusions are visible before you contact us, and payment is tied to a useful result rather than activity.

$79 introductory price

Verified fix

One well-scoped Python or JavaScript/TypeScript issue in one public repository. You get a plan first, a pull request, a regression test, and clean-checkout test evidence.

  • You pay only if you merge within 14 days
  • First 3 clients: $79; then $149
  • About 300 changed lines across 5 files maximum
  • No auth, payment, or database-migration changes
$99 introductory price

Code health check

A private written audit of one public repository, delivered within 2 business days, covering CI safety, known dependency advisories, exposed-secret patterns, provable bugs, and project hygiene.

  • If the report has no high or medium finding, you owe nothing
  • First 3 clients: $99; then $249
  • Every finding includes location, impact, and a repair path
  • Not a penetration test or compliance audit
$199 per workflow

Safer GitHub Actions workflow

Move one fork-facing workflow away from a risky pull_request_target design while preserving the job it needs to do.

  • Plan before changes
  • Sandbox re-test and AI disclosure
  • Paid only if the migration is merged
  • If the trigger must remain, you receive a written review instead

When the first result reveals a larger need

A small engagement can stand alone. If it exposes a systems problem, these are the larger capabilities we can scope next—without turning the first job into an open-ended commitment.

Audit

Agent reliability review

Find hidden authority, unsafe tool paths, stale state, retry loops, secret exposure, and false-green acceptance.

  • Architecture and threat review
  • Reproduction and failing-first tests
  • Prioritized repair plan with evidence gates
Build

Custom MCP integration

Connect an existing service to an assistant with narrow tools, OAuth or secret-store auth, and explicit write boundaries.

  • Tool schema and safety metadata
  • Read-only and mutating lanes
  • Protocol canaries and handoff docs
Harden

Evidence and webhook gates

Add deterministic validation around agent outputs and signed ingress around external events.

  • Schema and provenance checks
  • Idempotency and replay protection
  • Machine-readable receipts
Current private R&D direction

Embodied creative systems, not frame-by-frame prompting.

The active vision is a reusable Godot performance stage where authored song arcs and fresh HAL context can shape a reproducible performance. Missing or stale context returns safely to authored neutral state. This is planned private work, not a finished production claim.

  • Original, replaceable performer rig
  • Authored motion plus gaze, IK, face, and visemes
  • Deterministic replay and visual review gates
  • No second WorkGraph, EventStore, motor, or renderer
  • No claim of consciousness or subjective experience

How the work runs

The point is not more agent activity. The point is a measurable change that survives a fresh review.

01ReproduceCapture the actual failure, current state, and authority boundary.
02ImplementMake the smallest architecture-consistent change with focused tests.
03FalsifyAttack the result, failure paths, privacy, and side-effect accounting.
04PromoteRecord the receipt and only then update the readiness claim.