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TVIJO / BUILD WITH EVIDENCE

Buy a result you can check.

For engineering teams, agencies and service businesses: one workflow, an agreed budget and acceptance criteria before work begins.

A request starts a conversation. No charge or system access is triggered.

THE PRODUCT MAP

Your workflow chooses the tool.

The products share a project direction; each has its own capabilities and deployment limits.

TvijoCode + VSIX

Work in your editor

Use the standalone editor or the VS Code extension to bring a scoped task to your project. Inspect downloads and channel-specific release evidence before installation.

Client and platform availability vary; a package download is not proof of every native workflow.

Inspect the product →

DSHREM

Start with a focused question

Ask about selected evidence in the browser or terminal. Set a spending limit, inspect the answer and keep the task receipt.

The terminal chat client does not itself edit files or execute generated code.

Inspect the product →

Tvijo MCP

Add a bounded second opinion

Ask a question or review a supplied diff from an MCP-compatible assistant. Paid requests require an explicit cap; availability depends on the account and client.

Manual configuration works independently of curated gallery acceptance. A registry listing is not a security audit.

Inspect the product →

RemDesk

Connect a controlled workspace

A policy-based remote MCP bridge can expose selected files and named commands. We scope a dedicated setup before proposing production access.

Configured roots, process permissions and command policy need deployment-specific review. This is not unrestricted remote shell access.

Inspect the product →

PILOT MENU

A small scope. A decision you can make.

Code & agent workflow

One repository, one selected diff or reproducible defect. Establish a baseline, review the result and document remaining risks.

Acceptance: An agreed check runs after the last change; findings carry evidence and a human acceptance decision.

Scope this pilot

Knowledge & service operations

One approved public or sanitized document collection, one recurring question and an agreed evaluation set.

Acceptance: Answers cite the approved source set; missing evidence and access restrictions are explicit.

Scope this pilot

MCP & agency integration

One named system and one operation. Start with a read-only assessment, then quote any implementation separately.

Acceptance: A scoped integration plan, credential boundary, failure cases and a repeatable acceptance checklist.

Scope this pilot

Pricing is quoted after scoping. Proposed starting format: one workflow over two weeks, subject to agreement. Integration delivery, support and model usage are separately identified in the quote.

WHY TVIJO

A way to inspect the work, cost and limits.

Bound the task

Agree selected data, allowed actions and a cost cap. A model subscription and metered API usage are different cost paths.

Keep the evidence

Ask for the task receipt, actual checks and unresolved failures. A confident answer is not acceptance.

Decide whether to repeat

Compare the agreed baseline with the accepted result. Expand only when a useful outcome and service economics are demonstrated.

This is our operating approach, not an independent security certification or a claim of superiority over another assistant. Models are provided by external vendors.

YOUR ASSUMPTIONS, YOUR DECISION

Is this workflow worth a pilot?

Illustrative planning inputs, not a quote, measured savings or investor return. Include human review, failed attempts and other delivery work in your costs.

Monthly usable value = hours × hourly cost × realization. Net monthly value = usable value − recurring cost. Simple payback = one-time cost ÷ positive net monthly value. Taxes, financing, discounting and crypto price changes are excluded.

LET’S SCOPE IT

Tell us what a good result looks like.

The brief helps the team decide whether to offer a pilot, a contribution task or a support discussion. No automatic model run, grant or financial commitment.

Do not include passwords, API keys, wallet recovery phrases, customer personal data or private code. Use a public or sanitized example.

Settlement preference only

No wallet address is supplied and no payment is requested. Terms and verified recipient details must be agreed separately.

A confirmed request ID means saved, not accepted, paid or scheduled. No automatic resubmission. If the result is uncertain, keep your brief and check with the team.

CHECK BEFORE YOU COMMIT

Working software is evidence. Paid demand needs its own proof.

Product demonstrations, operator tests, sponsored trials, inquiries and settled customer payments describe different things. We do not combine them into one traction number.

A live page does not guarantee sales, search placement, AI citations, funding or profitability. No paid advertising or outbound campaign starts when you open this page.