embedded delivery
Embedded delivery keeps implementation tied to the CAIO roadmap. The delivery pod builds, shadows, evaluates, and operates one approved stream while the weekly ownership cadence decides what happens next.
embedded delivery
CAIO + Delivery adds an ongoing delivery pod to CAIO Core. The pod works inside the weekly decision cadence, so the build stream follows the roadmap instead of becoming a second backlog with no owner.
This is embedded delivery for a non-software company without an in-house software team. We work inside the tools and systems the workflow already uses, then leave the runbook and operating evidence with your team.
$ sample delivery-stream --status
roadmap item: approved · owner: operations
this week: shadow run + exception review
release gate: evaluation set must pass
next decision: release, revise, or stop
what embedded delivery covers
Build the roadmap item against its decision brief, acceptance criteria, and human review boundary.
Connect only the fields and actions the workflow needs, with least-privilege access and a record of every change.
Give the operating owner a place to see exceptions, approve consequential actions, and stop the workflow.
Validate, normalize, and document the inputs before a model or report depends on them.
Run the agreed cases, record failures, and put the result beside the release decision instead of relying on a demo.
Document the owner, review cadence, failure response, and rollback path before the next roadmap item begins.
how the embed works
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The decision log names why it matters, who owns it, what success means, and what would stop the work.
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The pod works beside the current process until the agreed cases and human review boundary are ready for a release decision.
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The CAIO decides whether to release, revise, stop, or expand. Delivery stays subordinate to ownership, even when the answer is no.
The delivery pod works from the CAIO roadmap and returns evidence to the weekly decision cadence. It does not own a separate backlog or decide what the company should build next.
CAIO + Delivery is From $10,000/month. It includes CAIO Core plus an ongoing delivery pod and one active build stream. A starter build is $1,500 to $2,500, fixed, when ongoing ownership is not the right shape.
The code, configuration, evaluation cases, logs, and runbook created for the approved workflow stay with the company. Third-party tools remain subject to their own licenses.
That is the intended fit. AgentClaw works with a non-software company where no employee writes software, firmware, or embedded code. The operating owner does not need to become a developer.
The free AI ownership assessment starts with six questions. CAIO-qualified companies can then use an ownership-fit working session to test the engagement shape.
It is not a free full roadmap or week-long audit.
