8Hats Lab

Your AI agent wrote it, you signed it, and nobody checked who changed what. That's how AI slop gets approved. We set up one of your document approvals with you: every draft has an owner, a missing review shows as missing, one named person signs. One working session a week.

AI agents draft fast, and fluent output passes review because nobody states what a person must check. That's where AI slop gets through. We set up one of your approval processes with you: every AI draft has an owner, review is explicit, one named person signs. One working session a week.

It needs your signature, and nobody can say who wrote what. An AI agent drafted it, a colleague rewrote it, Legal commented on yesterday's version. Run one recurring document approval with us: a missing review shown as missing, one frozen version approved by a named person. Your own baseline, counted in week one. Special first-year terms at launch.

AI agents already draft, plan and review in your company. The process still pretends a person did it all, so nobody can say who decided. Run one recurring process with us: every contribution visible, review explicit, a named person deciding. An AI agent cannot approve. A named person does, and the record shows it.

An AI agent drafted it. Someone typed “looks good” in chat, and that stood in for approval. The record of who decided does not exist. Run one recurring process with us. An AI agent cannot approve, reject or waive a review; a named person does, and the record shows it. One working session a week. The record and templates stay yours.

Your clients mention AI. Your competitors' quotes come back faster. And the honest question, where do we even start, is not one an owner asks out loud. Ask it in private. A private workshop with Dima Istomin, a CEO, not an engineer, who runs his own company on AI agents: software that does routine staff work by itself. You leave with a one-page plan in writing. S$1,300, money back on your word.