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CLAIV Studio · private beta

Describe what your business needs. Get an AI organisation that does it.

CLAIV Studio designs a team of AI specialists around your objective, proves they are fit for the work before they start, and runs them somewhere every decision, action and outcome is on the record.

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Simulated example. A support and fulfilment organisation running in CLAIV Studio: its goals, the work in progress, and anything waiting on a person.

The problem

AI that answers is easy. AI you can trust with the work is not.

Assistants and copilots are everywhere now. Very little of the actual work has moved.

Assistants don’t own anything

They produce an answer and hand the work straight back. Nobody is accountable for the outcome, and nothing carries over to the next time it happens.

Automations can’t take an exception

A scripted flow does the same thing every time. The moment reality differs, the case lands back on a person — and the exceptions are the expensive part.

Agents without limits can’t be signed off

Give a model your tools and it can act on your systems. Without clear authority, evidence and a way to recover, no responsible owner will approve that.

It isn’t how clever the model is. It’s whether the work can be governed, proven, and recovered when something goes wrong.

The real blocker

What CLAIV Studio is

An organisation, not a chat window.

You describe the outcome you need in plain language. CLAIV works out what that takes: which teams, which specialists, what they need to know, which of your systems they must reach, and where a person has to decide.

What you get is a structure you can point at — named specialists with defined responsibilities and limits, the procedures they follow, and the work they are doing right now.

Simulated example. The organisation CLAIV proposes for an online shop, shown before anything is created.

  1. Describe the outcome

    A sentence or two about what the business needs. CLAIV asks only the questions that change the design, such as where your approval is required.

  2. Approve the design

    You see the teams, specialists, knowledge, connections and limits before any of it exists — with anything missing named as missing.

  3. It builds and proves them

    Specialists are assembled and tested against realistic cases. Ready means qualified, connected and governed, not merely finished building.

  4. Operate it

    Work arrives as missions with an owner and a record. You are asked only when something genuinely needs a person.

See each part of the platform

Try it

Sketch it against your own work.

Type what your business needs. The page draws the shape CLAIV would propose for it: the teams, what they would need to know, which systems they would ask for, and what would wait for you.

What’s inside

Six places you will actually use.

Everything else — the runtime, the routing, the tool boundary — sits underneath, where it belongs.

Simulated example. A request waiting on a person: what will happen, why they are needed, the evidence behind it, and what waiting costs.

Governance

Nothing consequential happens without a person, a record and a check.

CLAIV separates three things most AI tools treat as one: being able to do something, being allowed to do it, and having actually done it.

  • Authority is explicitEvery specialist has limits you set when you approve the design: what it may do alone, and what it must ask about first.
  • Approvals are bound to the exact actionYou approve that refund, not refunds in general. If the request changes, the old approval no longer applies to it.
  • Effects are verified independentlyCLAIV records what it intends to do before acting, then confirms the result with the system itself. Approval is never treated as proof.
  • Secrets stay secretCredentials are handles, never values. Nothing raw appears in the interface, and evidence exports carry metadata only.
Specialist proposesModel judgementPolicy checkWithin its authority?Person approvesBound to this exact actionEffect runs onceRecorded before it happensVerifiedChecked against the systemCAPABILITY IS NOT AUTHORITYAPPROVAL IS NOT PROOF
Two separations do the work: being able to act is not permission to act, and being approved is not evidence that it happened.

Why now

The hard part stopped being the model.

Models can now use tools and software well enough to do real work. What decides whether that work reaches production is governance: authority, evidence, recovery, and a record you can stand behind.

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Private beta

Request beta access

CLAIV Studio is in private beta. Tell us what you would use it for, and we will send an invite as places open.

  • Full access to CLAIV Studio while it is in private beta.
  • You drive it. CLAIV designs the organisation, proves it and asks you to approve it — no consultants, no onboarding calls.
  • Beta means rough edges, and what beta users hit first is what gets fixed first.

Three short steps

Who you are, what you would use it for, and whether your machine can run it. It creates your account at the same time, so there is nothing to do when you are approved.

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