One role
The starter: one role, set up to run intake, owned rules, and a reporting rhythm for the data it protects. The most direct way to prove the pattern before circling something bigger.
Solo installs one working governance operation — a node — inside your own team. Seven capabilities. A named owner on every rule. Proven on real cases in four to eight weeks. The method is free to read; the coaching is what you pay for; the node graduates — then it runs without us.
The complete playbook and the fill-in canvas are free — on purpose. Do it yourself with your own sponsor playing the coach's part, or bring us in for judgment, pace, and certification. Either way, you know exactly what you're getting.
You draw the circle — around one role, one team, or a whole department — and Solo installs the same seven capabilities inside it. The pattern is identical at every size; only the circle changes.
The starter: one role, set up to run intake, owned rules, and a reporting rhythm for the data it protects. The most direct way to prove the pattern before circling something bigger.
The classic install. One intake queue for work, a rhythm for deciding what matters, owned rules over critical data, and the awareness to prove its own state.
The department head orchestrates; teams inside become nodes that escalate up. The same pattern at two levels — and the beginning of the network.
The Role node offers an AI agent upgrade — one governed agent at a time, built from the same pages you fill in. Node today, agent tomorrow →
The complete worked example of this method — the Node Canvas filled in for an intake operation staffed by an AI agent, published in full.
Two to four weeks of setup, then two to four weeks of supervised live operation on real cases, at about four hours a week of your time. Graduation means proven — not trained.
Seven questions tell you which capabilities are absent, emerging, or functioning — and where a first node would land hardest.