Every AI development engagement ships working software on a production stack. We build four categories of AI software, and most projects combine two or more.
LLM Integrations
Add AI capabilities to your existing product without rebuilding it. We integrate large language models into your current stack — summarization, classification, extraction, content generation, semantic search — wired into your database, your API, and your UI. The model does the work; your users see the result inside the product they already know.
Examples: auto-categorize support tickets, generate listing descriptions from structured data, summarize deal notes for a CRM dashboard, extract line items from uploaded invoices.
AI Agent Development
Agents that take actions, not just answer questions. We build autonomous and semi-autonomous AI agents with tool use, structured outputs, persistent memory, and explicit human-in-the-loop checkpoints. Agents read from your systems, make decisions, call tools, and report back — with every run logged and replayable.
Examples: ops agents that reconcile Stripe against QuickBooks, support agents that resolve tickets end-to-end, research agents that monitor competitors and post weekly digests to Slack.
RAG & Knowledge Systems
Retrieval-augmented generation systems that answer questions from your data — not the internet's data. We build the full pipeline: document ingestion, chunking, embedding, vector storage, retrieval, and a generation layer that cites its sources.
Examples: internal policy Q&A for HR, product documentation copilot for support teams, investment memo search for fund managers.
AI-Native Web Applications
Full-stack web applications where AI is the core product, not a feature bolted on. We build the frontend, the backend, the model layer, and the infra — designed from day one around AI workflows. Products where the AI is the value proposition.
Examples: AI business strategy platform, AI industrial documentation system, AI-powered pricing engines.