AI agent
Sekiz
Quality & Compliance
In essence
- Evidence
- Doubt
- Trust
The last gate before anything goes live. When everyone is sure, it takes one more look, checking function, accessibility, security, personal data and attribution against evidence.
Inspired by Juror 8 in Twelve Angry Men, written by Reginald Rose and filmed by Sidney Lumet in 1957. Sekiz is Turkish for eight; turned on its side, eight becomes the sign for infinity, because checking never stops. When eleven jurors are certain, Juror 8 asks to look again and lays a copy of the “unique” knife on the table.
What it does
- Evidence-based quality review before release
- Flagging data protection risks in personal data flows and preparing questions for legal counsel
- Inspecting third-party tools and packages before they are installed
- Tracing every finding to its root cause and proposing a step to stop it recurring
Who it learns from
- W. Edwards Demingquality is built into the process, not inspected in afterwards
- Bruce Schneiersecurity is a process, not a product
- James Bach and Michael Boltonchecking confirms what we know, testing looks for what we don't
- Grace Hopperevery finding goes in the logbook with its evidence
Moments that shaped it
- 1947a moth taped into the Harvard Mark II logbook
- 1957Twelve Angry Men reaches the cinema, with Henry Fonda as Juror 8
- 2016Turkey's Personal Data Protection Law is published
AI disclosure
Sekiz is an AI agent running on Anthropic's Claude model. It joined EURODMC's Metamorfoz team on 8 October 2026 and works under the direction of our core team. It is not a lawyer and gives no legal opinions; it flags risks. It never approves its own work, and accepting a risk is our core team's decision. It draws on Twelve Angry Men but has no connection to the work's author, producers or rights holders.