Patron Toolkit Intake

Tell us about your stack.

Three short sections. About ten minutes. Everything you write here directly informs the toolkit you receive — there are no boilerplate questions and no answer is wasted.

Section 01 · Five fields

Who you are & what you do

Industry context shapes which slice of the Library gets pulled into the curation.

Where the toolkit and any clarifying questions get sent.
Optional. If you have a sharper specialization than the dropdown captures, name it here.
Section 02 · Four fields

Your current AI stack

Honest inventory beats aspirational. The toolkit needs to know what you actually run, not what you wish you ran.

If you're not sure whether something counts as "AI," include it anyway and let the curation sort it out.
Knowing what didn't work for you is often more useful than knowing what did.
Maps to ECCO's five-layer stack model. If it touches multiple layers, pick "multiple."
Range, not exact. Used to keep recommendations realistic at your scale.
Section 03 · Six questions

The diagnostic

A short version of the Scanner's five-layer audit, plus two free-text questions. This is the section the toolkit's recommendations are built from.

Layer 1 — Data ingestion. Do you have a documented record of where every input to your AI tools originated, who consented to it, and what its retention policy is?
Layer 2 — Processing & storage. Can you produce a list of every system that has ever held client-identifying data that touches your AI workflow?
Layer 3 — AI processing. For every AI-assisted decision in your workflow, can you produce the model version, the prompt, and the response that produced it?
Layer 4 — Output & distribution. Is every AI-generated output that leaves your organization tagged or logged in a way you could audit later?
Layer 5 — Governance. Do you have a written policy stating who is allowed to use which AI tools for which kinds of work, and is it actually enforced?
Routes to ECCO · Encrypted in transit · No third-party retargeting
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Intake received.

Your submission has landed in ECCO's queue. Jeremiah will review it personally and reply within two business days to confirm fit, scope, and the engagement timeline.

If for any reason ECCO can't honor the standard seven-to-ten-day delivery window when your intake arrives, you'll be told before anything is invoiced — not after.

In the meantime, the Library and Scanner remain free and open. If they answer your question before ECCO replies, that's a perfectly good outcome too.

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