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Serlyx works from an input file. From it, it produces a risk and business impact analysis and an E&O (errors and omissions) assessment.
Serlyx by VedAGI
Serlyx helps underwriters assess AI risk and E&O (errors and omissions) exposure for companies that build or use AI.
It produces a structured risk assessment and a binder-ready summary. Every number it cannot verify from source is labeled as an estimate, and a human underwriter makes the decision.
What it does today
This is what exists today.
Serlyx works from an input file. From it, it produces a risk and business impact analysis and an E&O (errors and omissions) assessment.
The output is a structured record of the run, the source, the findings and the estimates.
Serlyx also produces a binder-ready summary of the assessment.
Recording the binder is an explicit publish action. It does not happen by itself.
Control
Serlyx supports the underwriter. It does not make the underwriting decision.
Everything Serlyx outputs is labeled as an estimate. A number it cannot verify from source is always labeled that way, so an estimate is read as an estimate.
If something cannot be written safely, Serlyx refuses it and reports a typed error, which is an error with a specific, named kind.
Where it runs
Serlyx is a private assessment engine that runs locally. It works offline, your data stays on your own side, and network access is denied by default.
Who it is for
Underwriters at insurers and MGAs (managing general agents) who need to assess the AI risk and E&O exposure of companies that build or use AI.
What it is not
The underwriter decides. Serlyx does not.
Its outputs are labeled estimates, and they are meant to be read as estimates.
Serlyx is its own product. Pramana (working name) is VedAGI's other product, for the figures in market access packs.
Serlyx exists today as a private assessment engine that runs locally. If assessing AI risk is the problem you are working on, talk to us.
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