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Gibson Sandbox · Evidence before promise

See what is real, what is still being tested and what the evidence can support.

Sandbox is Gibson's status-led register for selected AI, data and workflow work. It separates public production systems, registered builds, internal operations, methods and experiments so a visitor can evaluate capability without mistaking a prototype for a customer result.

Last reviewed 2 August 2026 · By Albert Triolo, Founder and Managing Director

How to read the register

Public production system
Registered production system
Registered working prototype, BETA
Internal Gibson operation
Internal experiment, not for sale
Gibson working method
Public evidence pending

Public build register

Each entry answers one question: what can this work legitimately prove?

The status, confirmed facts and limitation travel together. No entry is a forecast for another customer, and no example creates a fixed price, delivery time, platform or production promise.

Service pattern

2 entries

Internal Gibson operation

Demand Reactivation Engine

A controlled reactivation workflow that starts with an existing dormant database, confirms eligibility and message controls, then records replies and agreed outcomes. It is not a promise that every list is contactable or that every campaign will produce the same result.

Boundary: The pilot is a small, prior-relationship cohort. It does not forecast another database, sector, contactability rate or commercial outcome.

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Internal Gibson operation

Existing-provider Call Intelligence

Yes. AI can analyse calls from an existing provider when the account exposes a usable transcript, recording or event feed. Post-call analysis does not normally require a phone-number transfer. Transcripts and accessible recordings support conversation review; metadata supports attribution and workflow reporting but cannot reveal what was said.

Boundary: This proves one operating connector pattern, not universal compatibility. Conversation analysis still depends on provider access to a recording or transcript, lawful recording controls and a separately scoped data path.

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Client build

4 entries

Registered working prototype, BETA

Mr Jobs Recruitment Engine

A registered recruitment-workflow prototype designed to structure candidate evidence and support human review. The public status is BETA and active development, not a completed production outcome.

Boundary: A permissioned redacted workflow, representative tests, operating limitations and a production record remain open public-evidence gates.

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Registered production system

Mr Jobs browser telephony

A registered browser-based telephony system built for a defined operating need. It is shown as evidence that Gibson has taken a bounded workflow into production, not as a universal speed, cost, reliability or feature claim.

Boundary: Public copy does not claim a universal build time, test count, cost advantage, reliability outcome or commercial result.

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Registered production system

Local CV Reformatter

An Australian recruitment agency replaced a third-party offshore CV-formatting provider with an in-house tool that runs locally on approved staff laptops. Authorised staff can typically process a supported CV in about five minutes. Candidate data stays inside the client's controlled local environment during routine formatting. The client reports about A$2,000 in annual direct supplier savings. Its former provider had a supplier-reported 79% accuracy baseline.

Boundary: The operating figures are specific to this unnamed client. The five-minute baseline applies to supported files. The public proof uses synthetic records and does not expose the private template, a candidate CV, confidential mapping rules or a universal accuracy claim.

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Public evidence pending

Learning Sphere

A training-platform build pattern involving cohort, assessment and progress workflows. It remains a Sandbox record while permissioned public evidence, operating status and limitations are reconciled.

Boundary: Build time, scale, cost, assessment quality and production status are not published as verified outcomes on this page.

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Internal operation

3 entries

Internal Gibson operation

Daily Sync Agent

An internal reconciliation pattern for matching records between operational systems and escalating ambiguous cases for human review. It demonstrates the problem shape, not automatic compatibility with another business's CRM or ledger.

Boundary: Public proof does not establish universal time savings, compatibility, deployment time or production readiness for another system.

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Internal Gibson operation

AI Strategic Advisor

An internal decision-support pattern that applies several documented lenses to a live business question before a human decides. It is a pressure-testing aid, not a replacement for accountable advice or an independent board.

Boundary: No equivalence to a professional board, guaranteed decision quality, response time or consulting-cost saving is claimed.

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Internal experiment, not for sale

Investing AI Terminal

An internal experiment used to observe how different models handle uncertain market information. It is not financial advice, not a trading service and not evidence that model consensus produces investment returns.

Boundary: Past experimental output is not a forecast. Gibson does not present the terminal as an investment product or recommendation.

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Method

3 entries

Gibson working method

AI-assisted delivery method

A planning-led delivery method that uses specialist review passes to surface requirements, risks, architecture choices and acceptance checks before implementation. The method supports judgement; it does not guarantee speed, quality or a particular production outcome.

Boundary: The method is not an independent certification and does not mean every project uses the same agents, models, tools or delivery schedule.

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Public evidence pending

Cloud cost review pattern

A structured cloud-resource inventory and review pattern for finding resources that require an owner, justification or sizing decision. It is not a promise of savings and no resource is removed without the customer's approval and rollback controls.

Boundary: The public record does not publish a verified customer saving, completion time or universal finding rate.

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Public production system

This website

Gibson's public website is an inspectable production example of a governed content and conversion system. It uses server-rendered pages, structured data, contextual service handoffs and explicit evidence boundaries while retaining the existing brand and technical collection paths.

Boundary: A technical structure does not guarantee rankings, AI citations, traffic, enquiries, accessibility conformance or performance scores.

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Problem before technology

Start with the operating constraint, current evidence, people, systems and unacceptable failures. AI is an option, not the assumed answer.

02

Bounded test before production

Separate assessment, prototype, BETA and production. Define representative cases, human controls, stop conditions and what success would actually mean.

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Decision before expansion

At the review point, stop, improve, prototype further or scope production. The next commitment follows evidence rather than momentum.

Field guides for operators

These guides explain the operating pattern, questions, controls and evidence a buyer should inspect. Tier 1 overviews are ungated. Tier 2 field guides use the existing email handoff and go deeper into evaluation questions, failure modes and acceptance evidence. A guide is not an audit, a production promise or a substitute for reviewing the customer's actual systems.

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Overviews · read the model

Single-page explainers. Click and read.

Free overview

What is a tracked-number telephony layer?

  • The model in plain English: static vs dynamic numbers, configured source attribution and reporting limits
  • Where the data flows: invoicing, marketing, sales, retention
  • When it pays back and when it doesn't
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What is a Daily Sync Agent?

  • Why weak CRM hygiene distorts downstream reporting and automation
  • The shape of the problem: invoice ⇄ deal, lead ⇄ contact, deal-close
  • When a controlled reconciliation workflow may be useful
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What is an AI-first SDLC?

  • Where specialist review, representative tests and a delivery pipeline help
  • The three disciplines every AI build needs (and which agencies skip)
  • How a real test and review trail makes builds auditable
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What are Claude Skills, and why should an operator care?

  • What a Skill actually is (and how it's different from a prompt)
  • Which categories of task become Skills first, which never should
  • Why Skills plus your existing systems beats buying another SaaS
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What is an SMS reactivation engine?

  • Why a dormant CRM list is your highest-margin marketing channel
  • The compliance frame (ACMA, consent, opt-out)
  • How a real engine differs from a glorified blast tool
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What is a workforce enrolment engine?

  • Why most businesses have an LMS but no HR training system around it
  • The gap between eligible and enrolled, and why the chase is the engine
  • Where it sits across CRM, ATS, LMS, and the chase channels
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What is an AI quote-capture bot?

  • Where generic contact forms and chat tools can lose service context
  • How service-specific branching beats a single linear funnel
  • Why we built our own and run it on this site (the bot bottom-right)
Read the overview
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Field guides · deeper evaluation

Questions to ask a provider, failure modes to inspect and evidence to require before sign-off. Email is required through the existing guide handoff. Each guide ends with a contextual path to AI Consulting, without a fixed price or delivery-time promise.

Questions before a workflow brief

Sandbox questions, answered directly.

What is the Gibson Sandbox?

The Gibson Sandbox is a public evidence register for selected AI, data and workflow work. Each entry states whether it is a public production system, registered client build, internal operation, method, experiment or record with evidence still pending.

Does every Sandbox entry represent a production customer system?

No. Status is explicit on every entry. A prototype, BETA build, internal method or experiment is not presented as a production customer outcome. The evidence boundary explains what the entry can and cannot support.

Can Gibson promise a fixed build time or price from a Sandbox example?

No. A future workflow is scoped from the operating problem, evidence, systems, risk, human controls, testing and deployment requirements. Timing, price, tools and production responsibilities are confirmed in writing for that scope.

What should I do if one of these patterns resembles my problem?

Read the relevant entry and the AI Consulting method first. If the problem still fits, send a workflow brief with the current process, systems, unacceptable failures and the evidence available. Albert or the senior team will confirm the next useful step.

Next decision

Bring the workflow, the evidence and the failure that matters.

Read the AI Consulting method first. If the fit remains, send a bounded workflow brief. Albert or the senior team will review the context and confirm whether a simpler process, rule, integration, assessment or prototype is the useful next step.