What we build

Agents for ambiguity. Automations for certainty.

Use an AI agent when the work needs context and judgment. Use deterministic automation when the path is stable. Combine them when an agent should hand an approved decision into a predictable system.

AI Agents

Persistent, tool-using operators.

For work with unstructured inputs, context, branching decisions, uncertainty, and escalation.

  • Named operating role
  • Five-layer architecture
  • Scoped memory and retrieval
  • Approval and exception controls
  • Evaluation and operating logs
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AI Automations

Deterministic workflows that behave predictably.

For stable, repeatable processes where inputs and outputs can be clearly defined.

  • Event and schedule triggers
  • Validation and transformation
  • API and system orchestration
  • Retries, alerts, and idempotency
  • Clear ownership and runbooks
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Decision guide

The right architecture may be less “agentic” than the pitch.

We do not add an LLM where validation rules, a queue, or a deterministic integration will do the job better.

Choose an agent

The inputs are messy, context changes the answer, and uncertainty needs visible escalation.

Choose automation

The process should produce the same result from the same validated input every time.

Choose a hybrid

The agent interprets or decides; the automation executes the approved path reliably.

What the client receives

An operating package, not a black box.

Architecture and data-flow map

Where the agent runs, which providers receive data, and how each system is accessed.

Autonomy matrix

Actions classified as autonomous, approval-required, or forbidden.

Evaluation and test pack

Expected behavior, edge cases, failure states, and go-live acceptance evidence.

Runbooks and training

Operating routines, escalation, updates, rollback, and ownership after handoff.

AI Readiness Audit

Decide whether your workflow needs an agent, automation, or both.

In one working session, we map the workflow, systems, approval boundaries, risks, and the most useful first deployment.

Workflow mapTop three opportunitiesRisk and approval mapIntegration inventory
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