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Honesty stamp: AMBER — pilot spec live; no signed partner yet
Why data partners — not [redacted] hosts
The next growth vector for dispatch intelligence is labeled external traces, not faster scheduled cycles. Partners hold what SKENAI lacks today: diverse real-world dispatch shapes across skills, modes, SLAs, and cost profiles.
SKENAI holds what partners lack: ŷ→ε discipline, settlement membrane, [redacted] proof, and a public falsifiability matrix.
The data partner equation
| Partner brings (y diversity) | SKENAI brings (ŷ→ε discipline) |
|---|---|
| Anonymized or synthetic-equivalent dispatch logs | ŷ stamping ceremony on partner-shaped jobs |
| Dimensions: skill, mode, assignee class, SLA, budget, completion, cost, artifact class | Terminal ε computation + XP settlement chokepoint |
| Pilot target: ≥100 terminals, ≥3 skills, ≥2 modes | Portable [redacted] / audit API exports |
Production prior claims require ≥500 terminals with the same honesty gates — not a smaller sample wearing enterprise language.
Partner profiles (any of)
- BPO / ops platform with agent dispatch history
- Agent marketplace with completion + cost records
- Research lab with benchmark tasks and held-out outcomes
- Enterprise AI ops team with SLA-tracked automation runs
Anti-pattern (explicit)
Partner hosts your scheduled bridges. That adds scheduling infrastructure, not dispatch intelligence. We are not asking for [redacted] hosting — we are asking for outcome-labeled traces we can attach predictions to.
Revenue shapes (negotiated per partner)
- Read license on aggregated error statistics
- WM development rights auction extending instrumentation
- RATIO attestation lane for defense-adjacent buyers
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