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About Lumyn
Lumyn provides a 30-day production gate for vertical software companies to evaluate whether a specific AI workflow is ready for launch. The process focuses on one named customer, one user role, one workflow, one codebase, and one primary integration. During the engagement, Lumyn reconstructs real cases, maps the workflow’s fit within the existing product, builds a working feature-flagged slice, and evaluates cost, latency, security, and rollback mechanisms. The outcome is a documented decision—go, constrain, or stop—along with evidence, tests, and operating knowledge retained by the client. Work is performed in a client-controlled environment, and the client retains full ownership of the code, tests, and release authority. The engagement is designed to fit within existing roadmaps without displacing committed work.
Key features
- 30-day production gate with fixed scope
- Feature-flagged AI workflow slice
- Representative evaluation set and failure limits
- Cost, latency, security, and rollback evidence
- Client-controlled production environment
- Documented go, constrain, or stop decision
- Integration with existing product codebase
- Retention of tests and operating knowledge
Use cases
- Evaluating an AI repair-order triage workflow for a fleet management product
- Testing an AI-assisted triage workflow tied to a customer renewal deadline
- Assessing the feasibility of an AI workflow for field service management before expansion
Pros
- Fixed 30-day scope with clear boundaries
- Client retains code, tests, and operating knowledge
- Feature-flagged slice for controlled rollout
- Evaluates commercial viability tied to renewal or expansion
- Client-controlled environment with least-privilege access
Cons
- Limited to one workflow per engagement
- Requires a named enterprise customer commitment
- No free tier or trial available
- Geographic focus on North American vertical software
Frequently asked questions about Lumyn
What does Lumyn do?
Lumyn provides a 30-day production gate for vertical software companies to evaluate whether a specific AI workflow is ready for launch. It builds and tests one working, feature-flagged slice inside the client's existing product and delivers a documented go, constrain, or stop decision.
Who is Lumyn designed for?
Lumyn is designed for product leaders at established vertical B2B software companies with enterprise customers, particularly those serving fleet, logistics, field service, construction, equipment service, inspection, or quality/compliance workflows.
What is the scope of the 30-day production gate?
The scope is fixed: one named customer, one user role, one workflow, one codebase, one primary integration, and one feature-flagged slice. Work happens in a client-controlled environment with least-privilege access.
What happens if the evidence supports a launch?
If the evidence supports launch, the engagement ends with a fixed first-customer release plan. Lumyn can deliver the next phase under a separate scope, typically planned for 60–90 days depending on findings and customer approvals.
What do I own after the 30-day gate?
The client retains full ownership of the code, tests, evaluations, decisions, and operating knowledge. The client also keeps the working, feature-flagged slice and the documented go, constrain, or stop decision.
How does Lumyn handle stopping a workflow?
A documented stop decision can protect the roadmap and customer relationship better than forcing an implementation. Lumyn ensures the client retains full control and ownership regardless of the outcome.
