Studio services

The Ethotechnics Studio operationalizes the field with diagnostics, facilitation, and accountable services.

We translate canonical problems into engagements that redistribute maintenance load and make accountability structural.

The studio applies Ethotechnics’ conceptual synthesis to real systems. We convene multidisciplinary teams, run maintenance readiness labs, and prototype instrumentation so partners can detect risk and redirect work before people burn out.

  • Maintenance diagnostics that surface canonical problems in your context.
  • Readiness labs and drills that operationalize refusal and reversibility.
  • Instrumentation, governance prototypes, and accountability coaching for teams.

Engagements include risk modeling, facilitation, and co-designed operating agreements tuned to the maintenance realities of your teams.

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What we deliver

Services that translate the field into action.

Every engagement is grounded in the Ethotechnics research agenda and glossary of canonical problems. We select the right mix of diagnostics, facilitation, and prototypes for your system.

Maintenance diagnostics

Map canonical problems in your environment, model risk, and align decision-makers around the maintenance debt they must resource.

Readiness labs

Facilitated labs, drills, and refusal rehearsals that redistribute maintenance load and make harm hard to outsource.

Instrumentation & governance

Prototype signals, governance rituals, and operating agreements that encode accountability across teams and vendors.

Who runs the studio

Led by a principal steward and networked collaborators.

Engagements pair Kanav’s stewardship with trusted collaborators across research, engineering, policy, and facilitation. We assemble the right coalition for each system we touch.

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    Kanav Jain

    Founder & Principal Steward

    Kanav guides the studio’s maintenance-first work after years leading crisis response, reliability remediation, and governance redesign. He facilitates maintenance readiness labs, stewards the Ethotechnics glossary, and keeps engagements accountable to frontline stewards.

  • Coalition-based teams

    We assemble collaborators suited to your domain—from trauma-informed facilitators to reliability engineers.

  • Embedded facilitation

    We work alongside your stewards to co-design drills, refusal pathways, and governance rituals that endure.

  • Accountable documentation

    Engagements produce playbooks, instrumentation requirements, and decision logs you can maintain after we leave.

Proof and partnerships

The studio carries the field across critical systems.

  • 100M+ clinician calls safeguarded
  • Epic integrations across national health systems
  • Accountability rituals in AI, civic, and health teams

Dialer as critical infrastructure

Scaled Doximity Dialer from a crisis tool to a safeguarded utility relied on by enterprise health networks.

Epic rollouts that held

Built and integrated Epic implementations that connected care teams, compliance, and billing across complex systems.

Accountability by default

Chaired cross-functional reviews that balanced safety, regulatory, and labor needs during reliability crises.

The studio partners with healthcare platforms, civic tech coalitions, and AI labs to pilot maintenance rituals and accountability frameworks.

Each engagement is grounded in the Ethotechnics research agenda, glossary, and practice library.

“Ethotechnics rebuilt our readiness drills so clinicians, compliance, and ops share the same playbook.”
Product director, national healthcare platform
“Maintenance labs gave our civic network language to name hidden labor and budget for repair.”
Executive director, civic technology coalition
“Their frameworks shape how our AI lab builds human review loops each sprint.”
Head of product, applied AI research lab
How we engage

Studio work keeps maintenance visible and resourced.

We pair diagnostic clarity with facilitation and instrumentation so partners can build refusal pathways, reversible services, and accountable governance.

Engagement commitments

  • Design for refusal, not obedience
  • Encode reversibility, not frictionlessness
  • Expect human limits, not heroism
  • Allocate load fairly, not invisibly
  • Make accountability structural, not personal
  • Build institutions that absorb shock, not export it
  • Make harm expensive to the system, not to the human
Work with the studio

Bring Ethotechnics into your system.

Tell us about the systems you steward. We’ll recommend a mix of diagnostics, labs, and prototypes to move maintenance from heroics to structure.

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