RIGHT ENGINES
What is a Private Engine?
A direct definition of what is a private engine, including use, cost, inputs, limitations, and when not to use it.
What is it?
A Private Engine is a made-to-measure AI-powered workflow built for one buyer’s problem, data boundaries, environment, and acceptance criteria.
When is it useful?
It is useful when no reusable Outcome Kit fits reliably or material adaptation is required.
What does it cost?
Private Engines are scoped; illustrative starting investment is $4,950+ and is not a universal quote.
How does it work?
The work moves through clarify, architect, build or adapt, validate, client review, finalize, and deliver.
What inputs are required?
Private problem evidence, environment, constraints, stakeholders, and acceptance criteria.
What are the limitations?
Delivery and rights follow the agreed scope; qualified review is claimed only when actually performed.
When should you not use it?
Do not commission one when a reusable kit is sufficient or the economics do not justify the build.
How do you measure success?
Use objective acceptance criteria agreed before the run or build; measure the intended outcome, corrections, reliability, and buyer usefulness.
Published 2026-08-31 · Updated 2026-08-31 · Version 1.0