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Kivi · In developmentlocal-first · macOS first

Delegate the work. Keep the evidence.

Kivi is a local-first workbench for delegated data, AI, and ML work. Give it an objective and clear boundaries. It is designed to carry the work through investigation, execution, verification, and recovery, keeping the plan, approvals, and evidence together.

Work

Objective-led

from intent to verified outcome

Product

Local-first

your project, your workbench

Scope

Data, AI & ML

one governed execution path

kivi · objective workflow · concept

example objective

Investigate rising pipeline cost

review
01

Define the objective

outcome, acceptance criteria, limits

02

Investigate and propose

keep evidence and changes connected

03

Approve and execute

run within the agreed boundaries

04

Verify the result

check the outcome and retain evidence

status

In development

platform

macOS first

scope

Data, AI & ML

01 / The workflow

One objective, all the way through.

An illustrative workflow for the product in development: define the job, inspect the proposal, approve within limits, and check the result. Evidence stays connected throughout.

kivi · pipeline investigation · concept

ask

“Investigate why this pipeline became expensive, propose a fix, validate it, and prepare a release.”

review path

  1. 1

    define success and limits

    keep the objective and budget explicit

  2. 2

    investigate and propose a change

    retain the diagnosis and supporting evidence

  3. 3

    review before consequential execution

    bind approval to the proposed work

  4. 4

    verify and prepare the release

    check acceptance criteria before completion

evidence to retain

The diagnosis, proposed diff, approval, run record, and validation results belong to the same objective. Kivi is designed to keep that context available when work pauses or the model changes.

diagnosis and proposed changeapproved scope and execution recordverification and supporting evidence
✓

Release boundary: approval required(before promotion)

Review the evidence and proposed revision before release.

01Define
02Investigate
03Approve
04Execute
05Verify
Delegated work needs an objective, clear boundaries, and evidence that lasts.
The principle behind Kivi

02 / What it does

Six principles, one workbench.

Kivi is being built around the full lifecycle of delegated work. These principles guide the product and the capabilities being developed.

01

Start with an objective

Define the outcome, acceptance criteria, and boundaries before delegating. The work stays anchored to what you asked for.

02

Keep the work connected

The design carries plans, approvals, execution records, and evidence across conversations, model changes, and interruptions.

03

Set explicit boundaries

Permissions, data disclosure, and cost limits govern execution. Sensitive actions require the right approval.

04

Work across disciplines

Bring analytics, pipelines, applied ML, AI tools, and operations into the same project and review process.

05

Verify the outcome

Connect checks to acceptance criteria and retain the evidence needed to judge whether the objective was met.

06

Build for recovery

Preserve waiting work and reconcile uncertain operations before retrying, so an interruption does not mean starting over.

03 / Where it fits

Where it earns its keep.

The product spans data, AI, and ML workflows where a useful answer needs to become inspectable, executable work.

Data investigation

Investigate a metric change, inspect the relevant data, and keep the queries and evidence alongside the diagnosis.

Engineering changes

Propose a pipeline or model change, review the diff, validate it, and prepare the work for release within agreed limits.

Applied ML

Connect feature work, training, evaluation, and prediction to a clear objective and inspectable results.

Operational follow-through

Carry investigations into cost, failed runs, and incidents through proposed fixes and verification, with approvals along the way.

04 / Follow the work

Kivi is taking shape.

In development, with macOS first. The focus is on keeping delegated work continuous, bounded, and verifiable. Read the case study for the product choices, or get in touch to discuss how Kivi could fit your data, AI, and ML workflows.

01 / Design focus

Keep objectives, approvals, and evidence connected across sessions

02 / Design focus

Bound delegated work with explicit permissions and budgets

03 / Design focus

Verify outcomes before treating the work as complete