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Agent pilot plan

A structured pilot plan a technical owner can actually run

After offline tests pass, Use Case Foundry prepares a real pilot plan: how the pilot will run, what evidence to collect, known risks, success measures, and a clear readiness result. It does not connect to a live system by itself.

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What this establishes

The decision in view.

Principle 1

The pilot cannot proceed without named users, sample-data rules, stop conditions, security review, success measures, and an approval owner.

Principle 2

The evidence plan defines what to collect during the pilot: inputs, outputs, human corrections, blocked risky actions, and before-and-after measures.

Principle 3

A named human-approval owner is required for every write or action tool before a pilot can be scheduled.

Pilot results

ResultWhat it means
Ready for a supervised pilotAll required checks passed and the pilot can be scheduled
Needs pilot setupOne or more required owners, rules, or measures are missing
Unsafe to pilotOffline testing exposed a safety problem that must be resolved first

What the pilot needs

  • Named pilot users or teams.
  • Clear sample-data and redaction rules.
  • Explicit stop and rollback conditions.
  • A completed or scheduled security review.
  • Measurable before-and-after success measures.
  • A named approval owner for every tool that can change data or take action.

Related reading

Go deeper with resources

Review sample outputs, comparisons, and methodology pages to evaluate fit before a pilot.

Resource Agent starter-code generator

The starter package a pilot plan builds on.

 Resource Production agent handoff

What happens after a human pilot succeeds.

 Resource Agent deployment readiness

The full path from agent design to production handoff.

Next steps

Go deeper with resources

The starter package a pilot plan builds on.

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