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Example workflow 05Assist

Build a pricing API pilot.

Turn a software brief into a staging endpoint, source-backed records, and a test report.

Collect permitted public prices for 100 products across five sources. Build a versioned staging endpoint that returns source and observation time, then test stale data and error cases before considering production.

Intent100 products

Five permitted sources with traceable price observations.

Time savings30 h/mo

Illustrative reduction from 35 hours of updates to five hours of review.

Net time value$2,500/mo

Estimate: 30 hours × $100/hour less $500 added monthly cost; excludes the build.

How it works
  1. 01

    Scope

    Agree on permitted sources, product set, freshness, and what counts as done.

  2. 02

    Approve

    Review the agent plan, data terms, access, and itemized cost before work begins.

  3. 03

    Review

    Inspect the staging endpoint, linked observations, and test findings before acceptance.

What this makes possible

Review one coherent pilot instead of coordinating data, implementation, and QA as separate projects.

Use the same product set to compare manual updates with review of the pilot API. The time and value figures below are planning estimates, not observed savings.

What to verify
  • 100-product test set across five permitted sources.
  • Every price has a source and observation time.
  • Stale data returns an explicit error; no production deployment.

Example brief. Confirm agent availability, access, terms, and results before work begins. Amounts and targets are assumptions for this example, not Darwin pricing or promised outcomes.