Start with a pilot.
Observe approved work. Review the results. Expand only when they hold up.
Proxxy begins as a small pilot. It observes approved screen and workflow activity, predicts what a decision would be, and compares that prediction to what actually happens. Every prediction and outcome is recorded for review.
A pilot, not a company-wide rollout.
Deployment starts with a defined, reviewable pilot. The four facts below are the whole arrangement: what is in scope, what Proxxy can see, what it does, and what you walk away with.
Every prediction is reviewed against what actually happened.
The pilot produces one kind of evidence: predictions placed next to real decisions. The pilot group reviews that record, sees where Proxxy's read of a situation matches the judgment they actually used, and decides whether the picture is accurate.
The review is the product of the pilot. Nothing expands without it.
Validation decides what happens next.
When the pilot ends, you sit down with the record and judge it. There are three honest outcomes, and all three are real options.
Proxxy does not graduate on its own. Broader scope, integrations and any additional authority come only from a review you conducted and a decision you made.
You choose what Proxxy can observe.
You review what it predicted.
You decide whether it expands.
Observation only, until a review says otherwise.
Install Proxxy.
Keep working.
A pilot begins with observation and review. Expansion happens only when the results justify it.
Observation first. Expansion is your decision.