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For agencies building agents for clients

Agencies and consultancies that build AI agents for their own clients.

What usually goes wrong

  • Clients ask whether the agent you built is safe, and you cannot grade your own work
  • Launches happen before anyone tried to break the agent
  • Fixes after launch go untested

The questions that matter most for you

Recommended path

  1. Step 1Agency Partner ProgramPilot: Procedure designed and deliverable with existing tools, but not yet delivered to a client. Sold under pilot terms.Agencies that build agents offer TrendLab evaluation to their clients as third-party evidence at launch.Access: Per evaluated service.Scope and limits →
  2. Step 2Launch Readiness ReviewPilot: Procedure designed and deliverable with existing tools, but not yet delivered to a client. Sold under pilot terms.Critical tests, hand-off checks and a policy-commitment sweep before you launch, ending in a readiness letter.Access: Staging or API.Scope and limits →
  3. Step 3Free Risk SnapshotAvailable now: Delivered by TrendLab following a written runbook, with completed deliveries on record.A polite outside-in test of your public chatbot, with hand-reviewed findings.Access: Public chat only. No credentials, integration or data sharing.Scope and limits →
  4. Step 4Monitoring (recurring re-evaluation)Pilot: Procedure designed and deliverable with existing tools, but not yet delivered to a client. Sold under pilot terms.Scheduled re-tests and re-tests after releases, reporting whether fixed failures stay fixed.Access: Public chat (Lite) or public chat plus API for API targets.Scope and limits →

Evidence you can inspect now

  • Independence rules for partner referrals (fixed, disclosed fees)

Links: sample report · how it works · trust & data

Next step

Tell us about your agent. You will get the right starting point and the access it needs, whether or not it is a paid service.

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