Knowledge assistants
Answer questions over your documents, tickets and wikis with citations, so users can verify rather than trust blindly.
Agents, RAG and LLM features that survive contact with real users — measured, not guessed.
The hard part of AI is not calling a model. It is knowing whether the answer was right, catching it when it drifts, and keeping cost and latency inside something a business can live with. We build agentic systems with that measurement baked in from the first sprint.
Five layers, each with its own failure modes. Most AI projects stall because one of them was treated as an afterthought — usually evaluation or retrieval quality.
Chat, copilot, batch job or a plain API. Streaming responses, cancellation, and a human-in-the-loop approval step wherever a wrong action would be expensive.
Planning, tool calling, state and hand-off between agents. Explicit graphs over implicit prompt chains, so behaviour is inspectable and testable.
Ingestion, chunking, embeddings, hybrid search and re-ranking. Agentic RAG where the agent decides what to look up rather than stuffing one query into context.
Model selection and routing, structured outputs, fallbacks when a provider degrades, and cost controls that keep a runaway loop from becoming an invoice.
Tracing, eval suites run in CI, regression alerts on prompt changes, plus latency and token dashboards. This is what turns a prototype into something you can change safely.
We have shipped agentic features inside Rails, Node and Python codebases, so the AI layer fits the application you already have rather than arriving as a separate Python service nobody wants to maintain.
The patterns we build with, chosen per problem — a single well-grounded RAG call often beats a crowd of agents.
Default: LangGraph when control flow matters, because an explicit state graph is far easier to debug and evaluate than a chain of prompts.
Rails shops rarely want a bolt-on Python service. We build agents natively in Ruby using RubyLLM and Langchain.rb, and have worked with the AI Agents SDK that came out of Chatwoot.
Python where the ecosystem is richest, Node when the agent sits next to an existing JS backend, and Jido on Elixir when you want the BEAM’s supervision model behind long-running agents.
Provider-agnostic by design. We route per task and keep a fallback, so a rate limit or a deprecated model is a config change rather than an outage. Self-hosted via Ollama where data cannot leave your estate.
Default: pgvector — if your data already lives in PostgreSQL, one less system to run is usually worth more than a marginal recall improvement.
Default: Langfuse for tracing and eval runs. Evals live in CI next to the unit tests, so a prompt change that quietly degrades quality fails the build.
We use agentic coding tools ourselves, under the same rules we apply to any contributor: every change reviewed by a human, every change covered by tests.
Our bias. Start with the simplest thing that could work — often retrieval plus one good prompt — and only add agents when a task genuinely needs planning or tool use. Complexity in an AI system is paid for twice: once in latency, once in debugging.
Answer questions over your documents, tickets and wikis with citations, so users can verify rather than trust blindly.
Multi-step automation that reads, decides and acts across your systems, pausing for a human where the stakes justify it.
Summaries, drafting, classification and search added to a live application without destabilising what already works.
A prototype that impressed in a demo but misbehaves in production. We add evals, tracing and guardrails until it is trustworthy.
AI features fail quietly. These practices are what make the difference between shipping once and being able to keep changing it.
We understand the AI industry and build every essential component of your solution — at every stage. Our loop pairs AI speed with human judgment, so you ship with confidence, not guesswork.
Shape UX/UI and validate fast with Figma & Figma Make.
Build at speed with Claude Code and AI pair-programming.
CI/CD pipelines run automated tests to stop regressions.
AI reviews every change for quality, security & standards.
Senior engineers verify AI output and own the outcome.
Quality gateRelease with evals & observability watching in production.
Human-in-the-loop, by design. AI accelerates every step of the loop — but our engineers review and sign off before anything ships, so you get AI speed with the confidence of human quality, all the way to deployment.
Tell us about your web, mobile, or agentic AI project — we'll get back with a tailored proposal, usually within a business day.