Where We Don't Fit

This post was drafted with AI assistance and reviewed by the founder.
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An honest list, so nobody wastes money or time — including us.

Regulated decisions. Elarigent's agents draft and organise; they do not give legal, medical, or financial advice, and their output is not a substitute for a qualified professional.

Fully hands-off automation. If you want systems that act with no human approval step, we are not built that way on purpose: drafts first, approval second.

Enterprise-scale deployments. We build for small businesses and small teams. Large, bespoke enterprise integrations are not our focus.

Creative studio work. Our media tools are for everyday business content. High-end brand film, complex animation, and studio-grade production belong with specialists.

Instant launch expectations. The platform is in testing. If you need a tool in production this week, use a mature product and check back with us after QA.

Businesses that can't review outputs. Agents save time; they don't remove the need for a human who checks the work that matters.

This page will shrink where we genuinely improve — and each change will be logged like everything else.

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