BuLLM: A platform for building and running business workflows
Business workflows need more than an AI response. They need defined inputs, rules, tools, checks and people responsible for decisions. BuLLM is our platform for bringing those parts together, with a build-time layer and a runtime layer designed to support reviewable work.
Build in BAM
BAM, the Build Acceleration Manager, is the build-time component. Its intended role is to turn source documents and business rules into a workflow specification with defined steps, inputs, acceptance checks and approval points. The result should be something your team can inspect and test before it is connected to business operations.
Run in SRI
SRI, Skills Runtime Implementation, is the runtime component of BuLLM. Its intended role is to run an agreed workflow using the permitted tools and information, bring required decisions to a reviewer and return the result with the evidence needed for a handoff. Build-time specification and runtime execution are different responsibilities.
Keep critical decisions checkable
The design separates business-critical calculations from open-ended language generation. Where a process needs exact costing or quoting logic, that logic should be implemented and tested rather than delegated to an unchecked AI answer. High-risk steps need explicit review and approval where required.
Specify, govern and test
ISATVON helps describe the task, sources, expected outcome and handoff. REPEL addresses policy and control requirements. Neither a written specification nor a framework name proves that deployment controls work. Each workflow needs its own access checks, tests and evidence.
Start with one bounded workflow
This page describes the intended architecture, not confirmation that every component, integration or deployment option is ready. Confirm the component readiness and deployment scope for the workflow you want to use.
Tell us which process you want to examine, the systems it uses and where review is required. Keep confidential files and credentials out of an initial enquiry.