What design partners should prepare
E2C Private Alpha works best when the design partner brings one bounded AI-native project or repo with real release / admission uncertainty.
Current product boundary note. The first commercial-origin E2C release is
Core E2C OS runtime scaffold. Design partner engagements are downstream of that Core OS:
E2C uses the Core OS to turn bounded repo + narrative / evidence into source-bounded
responsibility state, run controlled responsibility transitions, and produce release /
hold / block readiness packages. This page describes the design-partner path, not the
full scope of the first Core OS release. No arbitrary repo ingestion in the first release.
Bring
- One bounded AI-native project, repo, workflow, or release-readiness problem
- Examples of workflow artifacts, policies, prior gate failures, internal review notes, or decision records
- Known high-responsibility outputs involving customers, money, operations, legal exposure, security, or business commitments
- Existing agents, coding harnesses, evaluation tools, CI/CD workflows, or human review processes
- Evidence of where the current system gets stuck, becomes disputed, or cannot be confidently released
- A team owner who can authorize project scope, evidence sharing, and continuation decisions
Describe in your inquiry
- What AI-native system or workflow you are building
- Where admission or release decisions currently break down
- What evidence exists and what evidence is missing
- What happens if the AI-generated output is wrong
- What agents, coding tools, or internal harnesses are already in use
- Whether the first goal is diagnostic triage, release readiness, or greenfield responsibility construction
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