Review packet
Renewal brief ready
Recommendation held until two policy exceptions are resolved.
08 sources02 flags01 decision
Bounded AI workflows for serious work
AI that knows
where to stop.
Scoped Intelligence gives every AI workflow a visible boundary: approved sources, a defined job, review rules, and an evidence trail.
Founding preview · No card today · Human conversation first
PS C:\operations> Invoke-Scope "Vendor renewal"
scopeSI-024 · renewal review
in24 approved documents
outpublic web · unverified memory
gatehuman approval required
Scope loaded1.4s
Needs review
Source-awareHuman approval built inEvery workflow has a boundary
The premise
General AI is impressive.
Serious work needs boundaries.
Trust does not come from a bigger promise. It comes from knowing what the system used, what it ignored, and where a person still owns the call.
Set the boundary
Choose the job, approved sources, exclusions, output format, and the decisions that stay human.
Run the work
Use a repeatable scope instead of rebuilding context and instructions from scratch every time.
Review the evidence
See the source trail, named unknowns, and review flags before anything becomes a decision.
The product
A control layer for reliable AI work.
Build a scope once, run it when the work returns, and keep the inputs, evidence, flags, and review points visible.
Scope canvas
Make “in” and “out” explicit.
Define what the workflow may use, what it must ignore, and what a good result looks like.
Evidence mode
Keep sources attached.
Important claims carry their evidence forward so review starts with the record, not a leap of faith.
Review gates
Reserve judgment for people.
Mark the points where a human must confirm, revise, or stop the workflow.
Versioned scopes
Know what changed.
Save the rules behind a workflow and compare versions when the process, policy, or source set evolves.
Run history
Make work inspectable.
Return to the inputs, scope, evidence, flags, and outcome behind a completed run.
Clear handoffs
Move from output to action.
Shape results for the person who reviews them, with the context they need and the noise removed.
Where it starts
Focused workflows. Useful outcomes.
Start where the work repeats, the source material matters, and review cannot be optional.
Policy & procedure
Turn legalese, policies, and procedures into clear, source-backed answers people can actually use.
Common starting points
handbook questions · compliance checks · procedure updates
Sales & market work
Prepare account research, customer context, and proposal inputs around the question a seller needs answered.
Common starting points
account research · lead qualification · proposal prep
Vendor management & operations
Keep vendor onboarding, reviews, renewals, and recurring operating checks moving with the same information and approvals.
Common starting points
vendor onboarding · renewal review · quote comparison
Founding conversations are open
What recurring work
should become a
reliable workflow?
Tell us about one recurring workflow, the evidence it depends on, and the decision a person still needs to own.
A live scoped workflow
This intake practices what we build.
When you submit a workflow brief, a small AI workflow checks for spam, organizes the request, identifies the important context, and prepares a suggested reply.
It does not decide whether we should work together, make commitments, or send a substantive response on its own. A person reviews the request, edits the draft, and sends every substantive response.
AI prepares the work. A person owns the reply.
See this form's scope
- Job
- Check for spam, classify and summarize the request, and prepare a suggested reply.
- Approved input
- Your name, organization, desired start, workflow description, and optional context. Your email address is not sent to the AI model.
- Not allowed
- Deciding whether we should work together, making commitments, or sending a substantive reply.
- Human gate
- A person must review the request, revise the draft, and send the response.
Practical resources
Start with one useful boundary.
Learn the product model or use the free scope canvas to make one recurring workflow concrete before choosing tools.
Why I'm building this
Streamline the workflow. Keep people in control.
I'm building Scoped Intelligence for small businesses and local companies that want the benefits of capable AI without enterprise-sized software, cost, or complexity.
The goal is not to remove a person from the workflow. It is to move repetitive preparation to software while the person who understands the business stays in control. Let the system gather evidence, organize recurring work, and prepare the next step. Let people review exceptions, apply judgment, serve customers, and create.
When routine work becomes reliable, a small team can do more. The company gains capacity. Employees gain time for higher-value work and room to grow. AI changes the work; it does not erase the people who own it.
Sergey KorchaginFounder, Scoped Intelligence
Make capable AI accessible.Streamline the repetitive work.Keep people in the loop.Protect human judgment.Help small teams grow.
The trust standard
Trust is a product behavior.
No borrowed logos. No invented proof. No vague “enterprise grade” badge. Scoped Intelligence will earn trust by making its boundaries and operating terms inspectable.
This website already follows the same model: its intake workflow uses AI to prepare the work, while a person retains every substantive decision and reply.
See the live workflowVisible boundaries
Before the AI starts, you can see what the workflow will do, which information it may use, what it must ignore, and where a person must approve the result.
Every result can be checked
Sources, unanswered questions, warning flags, and human approvals remain attached to each result, so you can review how it was produced.
Clear rules for your data
Before paid launch, we will publish which companies process your data, who can access it, how long it is kept, whether it is used for training, and how to request deletion.
Questions, answered
The useful details.
If the answer matters to your trust in the product, it belongs in the open.
What is a scope?+
A scope is the working agreement for an AI task: its job, approved context, exclusions, output, and review rules. It makes the boundaries visible before the work begins.
Is Scoped Intelligence another chatbot?+
No. The product direction is workflow-first. Conversation can be part of the experience, but the durable value is a reusable, inspectable process with sources and review points.
What happens to my data?+
Before paid launch, Scoped Intelligence will publish plain-language details covering model providers, retention, deletion, training use, access, and incident response. Early customers will see those terms before sharing production data.
Can I try it before paying?+
Yes. The founding offer includes a 14-day trial, and billing begins only after your workspace is activated.
When will it be available?+
It is not generally available yet. Founding access is the first release path, and early conversations will shape which workflows are supported first and what must be true before the product is ready for serious work.
Founding offer
Start narrow. Prove value. Expand with evidence.
This is the founding software subscription—not the price of a custom implementation. Workflow design, integrations, and consulting are scoped separately after we understand the work.
Founding rate promiseEarly customers keep their rate for at least 12 months.
Founding software access
$49 / month
For an individual or small team proving one bounded workflow inside the early product.
- Three active scopes
- Evidence links and run history
- Human review gates
- Guided first-scope setup
- 14-day trial at launch
Software subscription only. Custom implementation and integrations are scoped separately. No card today.