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Bring one workflow. We will map it with you.
The most useful first conversation is about a real workflow: what triggers it, which systems it touches, who approves, where it must run, and what evidence you need to keep afterwards.
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What to bring
- The trigger — Git event, schedule, alert, API call or a person
- The systems it reads from and writes to
- Who must approve, and who must not be able to self-approve
- Where it has to execute: cloud, private or on-premises
- The evidence your audit or security review will ask for
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Agenda
What the first session covers.
01
Agree the smallest useful scope
One workflow, one team, one environment — chosen so it can actually reach production.
02
Review enterprise controls
Authorization, GitOps ownership, MCP access, runtime placement and deployment boundaries.
03
Leave with concrete next steps
A pilot plan with named owners and an evidence checklist. Not a slide deck.

