Ship happens! Voidgap builds AI systems that run in production — since 2011.
Status quo
Your AI strategy is a PDF.
Talk less.
Ship more.
$ rm -rf ./decks && voidgap build --env prod
Manifesto
We don't close the gap. We move in. Since 2011 we've put AI into production — before it was a keynote, long before it was a steering committee. No decks. No pilots that die in month fourteen. Systems with owners, audit trails and uptime. Ship happens.
What you're buying
Four moves across the same gap.
The gap doesn't open inside the disciplines. It opens at the hand-overs — built but never secured, secured but never approved, approved but nobody can run it. So we do all four.
Build
We decide what gets built. Then we build it.
Secure
Your agent can do things nobody signed off.
- agent/claims-triage · write scopefixed
- agent/kyc-check · raw PII in promptpass
- repo/checkout · secrets in historyfixed
- eval/regression · 412 casespass
- tools/email · rate limitpass
Comply
The EU AI Act is a spec, not an obstacle.
Enable
We make ourselves redundant. On schedule.
- Runbook written
- On-call handed over
- Evals owned in-house
- Team trained on the stack
- Voidgap removed from prod access
Proof sample data — replace before launch
Sorry for the results.
Every line below is a system in production. Owner, audit trail, date. No screenshots of a demo.
- pilot-2025-q1statusarchivedage14 monthsownernonedeck112 slidesclaims-agentstatusin productionsince2026-03ownerclaims teamcycle time6 d → 4 h
- kyc-manualstatus3 FTE queuebacklog9 daysaudit trailspreadsheetkyc-agentstatusin productionbacklogsame dayaudit trailper decision, signed
- archive-v1searchfilename onlytagged8 %archive-agentstatusin productiontagged100 %querynatural language
- agents-beforereviewed0 / 14write scopesunboundedagents-afterreviewed14 / 14critical2 → 0evalsin CI
Your void is next. We'll find it in 60 minutes.
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How it starts
60 minutes. We find your void.
- 01 — The call
Show us where AI doesn't happen.
60 minutes. You bring the process that hurts. We ask the rude questions: who owns it, what it costs, why it's still a pilot.
- 02 — The void map
One page. Not 112 slides.
What to build, what to secure, what it needs to pass the EU AI Act — and which system ships first.
- 03 — The first system
In production. With an owner.
Audit trail, evals, runbook, a date. Then the next one. Then we hand you the keys.
Hate us. Hire us.
Voidgap: where “what the fuck” becomes “we need them.”— every board we've worked with, eventually