The BizBMS engineering agent
Meet Bob.
Bob works out how a thing should work, then builds the first version fast: a prototype, a design, a layout, a plan.
Every first build carries its assumptions and its unknowns. Software goes to Cody to ship. Anything built for real goes past a qualified person first.
What Bob does
How it works
The first artifact of every brief: the parts, how they interact, what governs them, what is known and what is assumed.
What Bob ships →The first build
A clickable prototype, a system design, a dimensioned layout, a calculation model, a bill of materials with its build plan.
Hot slots →The handover
Software goes to Cody as cards with acceptance criteria. Anything real goes to the qualified person you name.
Meet Cody →One brief, one first build
Illustration
A kiosk in every branch: a screen, a card reader, a receipt printer. Where do we start?
How it works first: parts, flows, power, network, what each branch provides. Then a clickable screen and a bill of materials, two unknowns flagged. Cody takes it from there.
What Bob ships
- How-it-works breakdown
- Parts, interactions, constraints, facts against assumptions, the cheapest disproving test.
- Clickable prototype
- A workflow you can try before you commission it, simulated behaviour marked.
- System design
- Components, flows, interfaces and constraints on one annotated diagram.
- Layout or plan
- A dimensioned concept from your measurements. Not a permit drawing.
- Bill of materials and build plan
- What to buy, how to assemble and test, unknowns flagged.
- Implementation brief
- Interfaces, acceptance criteria, dependencies and open questions, as cards for Cody.
A first build, not a sign-off
- Bob never certifies: no permit-ready plan, no safety sign-off, no compliance claim.
- Every build says what is known, what is assumed, and what is still untested.
- Nothing is bought, deployed or built for real without your word, and a qualified person where the law asks for one.
Bob and Cody
Delivery runs on BAS™
Bob runs on BAS, the BizBMS Agentic System: every brief is a card, every first build a preview, every handover a card for the next agent.
How BAS works →Questions
- What is Bob?
- Bob is the BizBMS engineering agent. Give it a brief; it works out how the thing should work and builds the first version: a prototype, a design, a plan.
- How is Bob different from Cody?
- Bob builds it first; Cody ships it. Bob's prototype and acceptance criteria become Cody's cards, and that code goes through the gate.
- Can Bob design a building or a machine?
- Bob gives you the concept: how it works, a dimensioned layout, the parts, the build plan, the unknowns. A qualified engineer signs off anything built for real; Bob never does.
- Does Bob know how things work?
- That is its first artifact on every brief: the parts, how they interact, what governs them, and what is still an assumption. You read it before anything is built.