Sovereign Build. Your system, your infrastructure, your name.
An AI system your company owns: it runs on your infrastructure, with versioned institutional memory, governance, and a continuity plan. No locks, no vendor lock-in.
What it is
In most companies, critical knowledge lives in two fragile places: a few people's heads and someone else's SaaS. If the person leaves or the vendor changes terms, the company is exposed. The Sovereign Build turns that knowledge into a system of your own: processes, criteria, and institutional memory versioned in plain text, in your repo, operating with AI.
It's built with the same protocol as the Operate track, MWP: interpretable, debuggable, and portable. The difference is altitude. Here the goal isn't just to ship: it's that the system and its knowledge end up in the company's name, with governance and a succession plan that doesn't depend on us or any vendor.
Who it's for
- Family businesses with succession on the horizon
- Founders who don't want the operation depending on specific people
- Companies with data that can't live in third-party SaaS
- Companies that already suffered a critical vendor changing prices or terms
What you get
- 01An AI system running on your infrastructure
- 02Institutional memory versioned in git: processes, criteria, and business context
- 03Operating governance: who can do what, with which data
- 04A continuity and succession plan for the system
- 05Operation transfer to your team
How we work
- Stage 0
Briefing
The AI Governance Briefing defines the risk map and the scope. The build doesn't start without that map.
- Stage 1
Foundation
Structured institutional memory and the first process running on your infrastructure.
- Stage 2+
Expansion
Process by process. Each stage ends with something running, not a progress report.
- Final
Transfer
Your team operates the system. We leave and the system stays.
What it does NOT include
- Nothing stays on our infrastructure or in our accounts.
- It does not depend on a single model vendor: the system is portable by design.
- It is not a 6 month project without deliveries: every stage leaves something running.
Specific questions
Why does it start with the Briefing?
Because the scope comes from your company's risk map, not from a template. Defining what to build without that map is building blind.
What if tomorrow we want to change implementers?
Everything is plain text versioned in git, in your repo. Any competent technician can read it, operate it, and extend it. That portability is the heart of the service.
On-premise or cloud?
Wherever you decide. Sovereignty is about access and ownership, not where the servers are: it can be your cloud, your account, your keys.