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what we actually build.

six disciplines, scoped tightly enough to deliver, broad enough to compose. every engagement starts with a single workflow and a measurable target.

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AI agents & multi-agent systems

Autonomous workers that ship work, not demos.

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We design agentic systems that plan, execute and verify multi-step work — across tools, codebases and business processes — with guardrails and human-in-the-loop checkpoints when it matters.

deliverables
  • Custom agent architectures (planner, executor, critic)
  • Tool-use and function-calling integrations
  • Memory, retrieval and state management
  • Evaluation harnesses and regression tests
  • Observability, tracing and cost dashboards
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Claude Agent SDKOpenAI AgentsLangGraphTypeScriptPython
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Ops, eng and research teams replacing rote multi-tool workflows.

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RAG chatbots & knowledge systems

Answers from your data, not the model's guesses.

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Production-grade retrieval over the corpus that matters to you: docs, contracts, tickets, transcripts, code. Hybrid search, reranking, citations and freshness — wired to a chat or voice surface.

deliverables
  • Ingestion pipelines (PDF, HTML, audio, code, DBs)
  • Hybrid retrieval (BM25 + dense + rerank)
  • Grounded answers with source citations
  • Permissions, tenancy and audit logs
  • Eval set, golden questions and quality dashboard
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pgvectorQdrantCohere rerankClaudeGPT
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Support, legal, sales enablement and internal knowledge.

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AI automation infrastructure

Pipes, queues and workers that don't fall over.

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The unglamorous half of AI: queues, retries, idempotency, secrets, deploys and dashboards. We build the platform underneath the demo so your team can ship and sleep.

deliverables
  • Event-driven workflows (webhooks, cron, queues)
  • Resilient LLM calls (retry, fallback, caching)
  • Secret management and per-tenant isolation
  • Cost and latency observability
  • CI/CD, infra-as-code and on-call runbooks
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Temporaln8nCloudflare WorkersAWSDocker
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Teams moving from prototype to revenue-bearing systems.

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Lead-gen & outbound systems

Pipeline as a system, not a stack of spreadsheets.

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End-to-end outbound infrastructure: data sourcing, enrichment, message generation, deliverability and reply routing. Built around your ICP and what your sales team will actually use.

deliverables
  • ICP definition and signal scoring
  • Multi-source enrichment and dedupe
  • Personalized sequences with LLM drafts
  • Inbox warmup, deliverability monitoring
  • CRM sync and reply routing to humans
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ApolloClayInstantlySmartleadHubSpotSalesforce
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B2B founders and revenue teams owning their own pipeline.

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Web3 & on-chain tooling

Contracts, indexers and frontends that ship.

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Pragmatic on-chain engineering: smart contracts, indexers, wallet flows and dashboards. We avoid hype and write the code your protocol or treasury actually needs.

deliverables
  • Smart contracts (Solidity, audited patterns)
  • Subgraphs and custom indexers
  • Wallet connection and gasless flows
  • Treasury, payouts and on-chain analytics
  • Off-chain workers bridging Web2 + Web3
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SolidityFoundryViemThe GraphEthersWagmi
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Protocol teams, DAOs and Web2 companies adding on-chain features.

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Voice AI & conversational interfaces

Phone, web and ambient voice that handles real work.

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Low-latency voice agents for inbound, outbound and ambient use cases. Real telephony, real CRMs, real escalation paths — not a demo with a chat bubble.

deliverables
  • Inbound and outbound voice agents
  • Telephony integration (SIP, Twilio, telecoms)
  • ASR, TTS, barge-in and turn-taking tuning
  • CRM, calendar and ticketing handoffs
  • Call analytics and QA scoring
stack
LiveKitVapiRetellDeepgramElevenLabsTwilio
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Sales, support and operations teams that live on the phone.

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