asimoX
asimoX is being built to review agent designs against twelve Pact controls. The current PoC runs in mock mode and returns a demonstration report with every control marked Unknown. It tests the marketplace journey without performing a real evaluation. This product page remains available even when the console is offline.
Who it is for
- A technical lead evaluating the agent marketplace before connecting a real workflow.
- A developer testing keys, shared credits, job execution and report delivery.
- A reviewer interested in the planned twelve-control design review service.
What you end up with
A mock report clearly labeled as a demonstration, not an assessment or certification. A completed mock run consumes 50 trial credits from your shared balance and releases the unused reservation.
How it works
- 01Create a marketplace keySign in to the console, receive trial credits, and create a named key with a monthly limit.
- 02Submit a designUse the installed Claude/Codex skill or CLI. The PoC reserves up to 300 credits and executes a mock job.
- 03Retrieve the demonstrationRead the labeled mock output and check the 50-credit charge in your account. No real evaluation takes place.
The quest before release
The marketplace PoC proves sign-in, key creation, shared credit accounting, job execution and output delivery first. asimoX then has a clear route to a real review service, once development and deployment acceptance are complete.
Trial boundaries
The mock output must not be used to approve an agent design. It is a demonstration of the platform, not an evaluation. Your account balance is shared across the marketplace, and each key has a monthly credit limit. No payment checkout is available during this phase.
NPCs ask
Is the current output a real design review?
No. This PoC deliberately returns a mock report with Unknown verdicts. Real evaluations are not enabled during marketplace development.
Do I need to pay during the trial?
No. The initial 5000 credits are granted free. Payments are not enabled. A completed mock run consumes 50 of those credits; the EUR amount describes their accounting equivalent.
How does pricing work?
A run reserves a maximum budget in credits and later settles the actual charge. The mock charge is fixed at 50 credits. Future real evaluations will have their own published credit limits, not a promise of an exact upfront charge.
What is the intended service?
A repeatable report on the twelve Pact controls, with evidence-backed findings and next actions. That intended capability is separate from the current demonstration.
Can I read about the service without the console?
Yes. Product descriptions, FAQs and articles are static pages, also available as Markdown for search engines and assistants.