Trust rests on what you can check.
Agents are starting to run real work. The hard part is that an agent's account of itself cannot be checked. It is done.
I had approval.
It cost what we said.
A system can say every one of those. You cannot verify any of them from the saying.
So every Pirfect delivery carries its evidence. Each one comes with what you would need to check it yourself. The record of what was asked, approved, done and refused stays yours. A month later, you can still see everything.
What a delivery looks like
One wish, taken apart into subgoals, each closing on its own deliverable. The wish below is an example of the form; names and dates are illustrative.
Stand the company up this month: formed, the name protected, the site live on our domain, and mail arriving under it.
- The company exists. The state's filed record, the confirmation it returned, the registration for tax, and the operating agreement as signed.
- The name is protected. Each application as lodged, with its serial number, the filing receipt, and the classes it covers: the word, the mark as drawn, or both.
- The site is live. The address as a stranger sees it, the certificate, and the record of what was published and when.
- Mail arrives and leaves. One message received and one delivered, each checked from outside, with the domain records that make them trustworthy.
Four subgoals, four closings: yes, partly, or no. A founder can read that in a minute and know exactly where the company stands.
