Yes. Ask at any point and you will get a stage-by-stage account of where AI was used on your project, what it produced, and which consultant reviewed and approved each output. This matters most for regulated buyers and procurement teams, who often need to record how a supplier used AI on work delivered to them.
The internal tooling and working methods Cirro has built are not published. That is the same position any consultancy takes on its own methodology, and it is not specific to AI. What you receive is the output, the documentation, and a clear account of how the work was produced and checked, which is what you need in order to assess it.
Some organisations now require suppliers to declare AI use in writing as a condition of contracting. Raise it during scoping and it gets addressed in the engagement documents rather than negotiated late.
You do not have to take AI-assisted delivery on trust. You can ask for the account, check it against the documentation you receive, and satisfy an internal governance requirement with it.
If your organisation has an AI supplier policy, bring it to the scoping call. Book a call.