Review
Submit regulated content and receive findings, cited basis, suggested changes, status, and a canonical record.
Upstream agents and content systems can submit Review, Create, and Update jobs through private REST or MCP. Redcliffe returns a structured result and keeps final approval with the customer’s accountable reviewer.
Our portfolio is expected to deliver 8% annual returns.
Agent Gateway is not a second model or a public developer API. It is a private route into the same specialist models, records, and customer review boundary used in the Redcliffe workspace.
Enterprise clients can enable the modes their workflow needs. The Agent-to-Record Pilot stays deliberately Review-first so the first proof tests the highest-value control without widening scope.
Submit regulated content and receive findings, cited basis, suggested changes, status, and a canonical record.
Generate a controlled draft from a structured brief using the project’s enabled model and currentness path.
Reuse proven content for a new season, year, offer, or audience, with changes and cited sources returned.
A caller can poll status, receive a signed callback, or fetch the result directly. Customer content and raw findings stay behind the authenticated Gateway rather than being pushed inside webhook payloads.
External access is explicitly enabled, rate-limited, audited, and fail-closed. The machine client can move work and evidence; only the customer’s authorised people can make the final decision.
Keys are created for one customer account, shown once, stored as a hash, and limited to approved scopes.
Every job is checked against the key, account, allowed project, enabled model, mode entitlement, and rollout gate.
Agents can request human review and read the resulting status. They cannot approve, sign off, suppress findings, or publish.
The Agent-to-Record Pilot tests whether one real upstream workflow can produce reliable records and usable customer handoffs. It is paid proof, not an open API trial.
Commercial summary only. Activation is subject to the signed pilot order form, data-processing terms, security scope, and agreed prerequisites.
The pilot fee is credited against the first year of an Enterprise Agent Gateway agreement signed within 30 days of pilot end. Enterprise starts from GBP 30,000 per year; final scope and pricing depend on workflows, volume, models, and support.
We will qualify one upstream content workflow, one live UK model, the accountable reviewer, and the integration route before proposing the pilot.