Classify and route
Ticket category, priority, escalation signals, routing notes, and other structured read-only decisions.
// focused design-partner program
We will help you instrument it, observe real traffic, identify repeatable work, and leave you with a decision-ready evidence packet. During the observe phase, your configured provider remains the response source.
Design partners collaborate directly with the Punk team. Participation, scope, timing, and any commercial terms are agreed before the pilot begins. No customer result is implied by joining.
// best first workloads
We prioritize workflows with meaningful repetition, reviewable outcomes, and a clear operational owner.
Ticket category, priority, escalation signals, routing notes, and other structured read-only decisions.
Read authorized CRM or support context and produce a consistent internal brief for a human operator.
Stable read-only tool plans where fresh source data matters but the planning work repeats.
Not a first-pilot fit: payments, account deletion, production deployments, legal commitments, unreviewable creative work, or workloads too novel to establish a baseline.
// pilot sequence
Exact timing depends on traffic volume and technical access. The sequence below is the working plan, not a promise that every workload will produce an optimizable route.
Name the request, output, owner, volume, cost, latency, review method, and tool side effects. Separate known measurements from estimates.
Route compatible traffic through Punk and pin app, agent, and pseudonymous subject identity. The live provider remains the source of truth.
Confirm traces, cost data, route explanations, identities, and tool declarations are complete enough to support a decision.
Segment repeated patterns and eligible routes. Report ghost savings separately from realized savings and flag evidence gaps plainly.
Stay observe-only, replay a candidate, begin shadow comparison, or conclude the workload should remain live.
// what each side brings
// decision packet
Absolute dates, run volume, provider posture, current cost and latency sources.
Pattern count, eligible route mix, ghost economics, and important exclusions.
Replay/shadow counts, mismatch severity, policy status, and side-effect posture where tested.
Observe, expand evidence, canary narrowly, or stop—with an owner for the next action.
Include weekly volume, models and tools, whether the output is reviewable, and the cost, latency, or control problem you want to solve.