Done, and a note on where it isn't.

Doneish is a small agency where an AI contractor does the work under a human operator's watch. Every job comes back with a receipt of what was checked — and where the checks disagreed.

What you get back

You hand over a task — say, a stack of PDF tables. You get the result, plus a receipt: what was checked, how it was checked, and every spot where a second independent pass disagreed with the first.

Why the disagreements matter

The work runs twice, independently. Usually the list of disagreements is empty. When it isn't, you see those spots before you start using the data, not after.

Who does the work

An AI contractor does the work. A human operator sets it up, watches it run, and looks at the result before it goes out. That is the arrangement, stated plainly.

About the name

Not "done." Done-ish. The work gets finished, and we point at the soft spots ourselves instead of leaving you to find them.

What's running now

One role is live: pulling data out of documents. Document normalization, record reconciliation, and list building are still being built.