Agency
Owns the client relationship, implements the software or agent, and may host and operate the finished system.
For software agencies
Stop the slop before it wrecks your client.
You build it. FalseGreen independently verifies it.
Use self-serve Jobs on client work and attach independent acceptance to coding-agent work your agency ships.
One clean separation
Agency implements
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FalseGreen independently verifies
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Customer receives evidence
Who does what
Implementation and acceptance remain separate.
FalseGreen
Stays outside implementation authority and independently verifies the bounded consequential work.
Customer
Receives the implemented system and an independent Accepted, Failed, or Insufficient Evidence result with evidence.
Three ways to work
Choose the path that fits the delivery.
Self-serve
Use a $2,999 Job.
Run one bounded client change through FalseGreen from the coding agent your team already uses.
Buy a Job — $2,999 →Coding-agent work
Accept agent-built deliveries.
When the coding agent builds for a client, FalseGreen verifies the exact result against the frozen definition of done before anyone relies on it.
See how authority is separated →What the client gets
A delivery claim backed by independent evidence.
FalseGreen binds verification to the agreed boundary and the exact source or artifact observed. The result can be Accepted, Failed, or Insufficient Evidence; it is not a guarantee or certification.
- ✓ Frozen requirements and acceptance criteria
- ✓ Exact source or artifact identity
- ✓ Independent verification and evidence
- ✓ Explicit result, limitations, and report
Coding-agent deliveries
Take your agency into higher-trust coding-agent work.
Coding agents can build quickly, but the builder should not decide whether its own work is done. FalseGreen independently verifies the exact resulting software against a definition of done frozen before judgment.
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Internal operations
Client systems built or changed by coding agents, where a wrong result costs real money.
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Higher-consequence workflows
Deliveries where permissions, refusals, escalation, and failure handling must actually work—not just seem to work.
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Enterprise deliveries
Clients who require independent evidence about the delivered software before they trust the result.
What makes the delivery trustworthy
Scoped capability
Connectors, typed actions, workflow state
Bounded authority
Rules, permissions, refusal, escalation
Independent acceptance
Verified against agreed requirements
You keep the client relationship and the build. FalseGreen provides the independent acceptance layer behind the delivery.
See FalseGreen JobFor the next client delivery
Build the work. Keep acceptance independent.
Start with one self-serve Job on the next client delivery.