Value that compounds
The economics bend down.
You're not buying software or staff. You're buying an outcome delivered by people and agents, and an operating model you keep. The model getting cheaper helps everyone, so it isn't your edge. What bends your cost curve is what the first build leaves behind: connectors, decision traces, and eval sets you reuse and own. Cost per feature falls as you go deeper in a domain.
Cost per feature · relative to feature 01
Trend · bending down100%
68%
41%
27%
Feature 01
Feature 10
Feature 50
Feature 100
Reused connectors, traces and evals cut the next build, mostly in review time · illustrative, not a quote
What you're buying
An outcome delivered by people and agents.
An operating model you keep and run.
Reusable assets you own: connectors, decision traces, and eval sets the next build inherits.
Not what you're buying
A software licence or seat count.
Rented staff you keep paying for.
A black box someone else controls.
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