Work · Case studies

Work we can show, with dates, sources and what went wrong

Short answer: Two write-ups: a new importer launched by agents, and a house of 1,288 devices run through named tools. Neither is a paying customer; both say so.

Staffbox has no paying customer yet, so this page shows the work the same agents have done for people close to the company, written up the way a customer’s would be: dated, sourced, every write approved by a person, and the failures included.

Updated 3 November 2026

Two write-ups and one picture page, all for people close to Staffbox, none a paying customer

We say so on each page. The measured quote-desk results on fictional companies are on the scorecard; the three trades it failed on are in the engineering note. A third write-up, a research database pilot for a university partner, will appear when the partner says so.

Related company · unpaid

Karu Materials

A one-person building-materials importer. From 3 August 2026: name, website, email, market brief, import filings, warehouse RFPs, a landed-cost model and supplier drafts, with the owner sending every letter. Reviewed again on 24 October, when the advice was to go small.

3 Aug to 3 Nov 2026 · a person sent every email

Founder’s own house

Home automation and monitors

Home Assistant with 1,288 entities and 58 automations on 3 November 2026. Agents wrote the rules, the monitors and a 3D device map through 78 named tools; reads are free, every write is approved and tested live, and the alarm, locks and garage door are off the list.

Sep to Nov 2026 · the place our write gates were learned

Pictures · labelled
Dead mall at dawn (generated illustration)Gallery wall (generated illustration)Unit on a desk (generated illustration)

Illustration, generated: the retrofit database, the photo library, the on-premises unit

What the work looks like

Six kinds of job, each with a few generated images of the setting and the output: a retrofit database, a photo library, a quote desk, family-office diligence, a company-profile library and an on-premises unit. Labelled fact or illustrative; no customer shown.

Images made 3 November 2026 on our own server

How a write-up gets on this page

  • Every number carries a date and a source we can point to, and a label: fact, stated or guess.
  • No supplier, price, margin or private person is named. Company names appear with the company’s permission.
  • What went wrong is in every write-up, because that is what a buyer needs to see.
  • A paying customer’s write-up goes up only after they have read it.

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