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Bound the task
Define exactly what the agent can read, decide, and do.
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We design AI agents around a specific job, approved data, permitted tools, and clear escalation rules so intelligence becomes useful without becoming unpredictable.
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Define exactly what the agent can read, decide, and do.
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Test the agent on representative and difficult business examples.
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Connect approved actions with monitoring and human review where needed.
No. A chatbot is an interface; an agent may also retrieve information, use approved tools, and participate in a workflow.
Only for low-risk actions that you explicitly approve. Higher-impact steps should remain human-reviewed.
We define task-specific evaluations for accuracy, completeness, safety, and successful escalation.
Slarivo structured Grepin’s member, gym, community-support, and content-operation workflows across its connected fitness ecosystem.
Slarivo structured APYVA’s appointment, reminder, administrative follow-up, and support-routing workflows without automating clinical decisions.
Human-in-the-loop automation gives AI a bounded role while a responsible person reviews uncertain, sensitive, or high-impact decisions. It is most useful when speed matters but the cost of a wrong action is too high for silent autonomy.
Traditional automation follows explicit rules with predictable inputs. AI automation adds models that can interpret less-structured information, making it useful when emails, documents, language, or context vary from case to case.
AI can improve customer service by classifying requests, retrieving approved information, drafting responses, summarising history, and routing cases. The objective should be faster, more consistent support with clear human escalation.