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Assistants, copilots and generation features built on the Anthropic and OpenAI APIs, with prompt versioning, streaming and structured outputs.
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Most AI projects fail on the parts that are not the model: the retrieval quality, the evaluation harness, the cost per request at real volume, and what the product does when the answer is wrong. We build AI features that survive those questions, and we will tell you when a problem does not need a model at all.
Assistants, copilots and generation features built on the Anthropic and OpenAI APIs, with prompt versioning, streaming and structured outputs.
Document ingestion, chunking, embeddings and vector search over pgvector, with retrieval quality measured rather than assumed.
Extraction, classification and summarisation pipelines for contracts, invoices, tickets and recordings, with a human review step where accuracy matters.
Adding an AI feature to a product you already run — scoped so it ships behind a flag and can be measured against the version without it.
Evaluation sets, regression checks on prompt changes, caching, model routing and per-request cost budgets before launch, not after the first invoice.
We check whether the task is one a language model is actually good at, and what accuracy the product needs to be useful.
Assess the source data, design ingestion and retrieval, and measure whether the right context is being found before generation is tuned.
A working prototype with an evaluation set, so quality is a number that moves rather than a feeling in a demo.
Streaming, rate limits, fallbacks, caching, observability, and safe handling of prompt injection and sensitive data.
Release with usage, quality and cost instrumented, and a rollback that is one flag away.
Iterate on retrieval, prompts and model choice against the evaluation set and real usage.
Describe the task you want automated or augmented, and what a good answer looks like. We will tell you honestly whether AI is the right tool and what it would take.
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