Family C — Multi-Model Decision Assurance
When models disagree on something material, most pipelines quietly vote and move on.
This preserves the disagreement, routes it to human review, and produces a dossier showing where the models diverged — never a silently averaged consensus claim.
This offer is not open for booking this week. A reply now is a scoping conversation, not a booking.
Fit / not-fit
This fits if
- A decision is material enough that being wrong matters.
- You already use, or are considering, multiple models or providers for it.
- You want disagreement preserved and reviewed, not averaged away.
This is not a fit if
- You want someone else to declare which model is right. That remains a human call, on the record.
- The decision is too low-stakes to justify an independent dossier.
Offer and current pricing
| Offer | What it is | Price | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Multi-model decision dossier | Where models diverged, what each produced at a buyer-safe level, and a human-adjudicated record. | $12,500 | Not open for booking this week |
| Related expansion work | Adjacent decision-record reviews under this family. | Scoped on request | Scoped on request |
What the finding looks like
Illustrative only — no real client, no real decision, no protected methodology:
Two models disagreed on the material classification in 4 of 12 sampled cases. Each disagreement is preserved with both models' stated reasoning; no consensus label is asserted where the underlying disagreement was substantive.
Limitations
After the booking gate clears
If fit is confirmed and the offer is actually open, a specific SOW states the decision, the models, and the $12,500 fee. Work starts after written acceptance.