Map
Understand the workflow, systems, people, decisions, exceptions, and current pain.
Method
Verdify helps teams move from "Can AI automate this?" to "Can we defend how this workflow works?" We map the workflow, define what AI is allowed to do, preserve human and system authority where it matters, instrument the process, and build a scorecard that shows whether the workflow actually improved.
Understand the workflow, systems, people, decisions, exceptions, and current pain.
Define allowed actions, prohibited actions, approvals, authority, and rollback.
Implement a narrow workflow with clear acceptance criteria and controlled integrations.
Test quality, risk, exceptions, telemetry, and operational impact.
Monitor, score, tune, and expand only when evidence supports it.
Live proof
Verdify Lab makes the method concrete: AI proposes. Firmware controls. Telemetry verifies.
| Method step | Lab example |
|---|---|
| Map | Greenhouse zones, crops, equipment, forecasts, sensors, and resource costs. |
| Bound | AI-writable tunables and prohibited direct relay control. |
| Build | Iris planner, validated tools, dispatcher, and ESP32 firmware. |
| Verify | Plan scorecards, climate compliance, stress hours, water, energy, and costs. |
| Operate | Slack Ops, daily task queue, deviations, lessons, and known limits. |
Boundary Matrix
A useful AI workflow is not defined by model capability alone. It is defined by the boundary between AI assistance, deterministic rules, human approval, and systems of record.