Ritual Service II

Goblin Containment

Small problems become large departments.

Locate and remove unauthorized tools, abandoned automations, duplicate systems, and minor operational entities living in shared drives.

Field Indicators

Your organization may require immediate assistance if several of these conditions are present—or if one of them has begun making decisions.

Scope of Work

We map AI systems, automations, integrations, data connections, subscriptions, and informal rituals.

Every approved, redundant, abandoned, experimental, and spiritually questionable system is evaluated for ownership, cost, access, and goblin density.

We reduce broad permissions to what is actually required. This usually disappoints the goblins.

Overlapping workflows, infinite loops, duplicate notifications, and undead processes are repaired or respectfully deleted.

We record what each goblin was, where it lived, what it affected, and whether it attempted negotiation.

Containment Procedure

Operating Principle

When a broken workflow becomes familiar, companies stop questioning it. We remove disturbances before they become institutional knowledge.

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Begin the Assessment

It needs to be useful, controlled, secure, understandable, and prevented from making irreversible decisions without supervision.

For urgent containment failures, disconnect external tools before completing the form.