Support agent
Reads incoming tickets, pulls answers from your docs and past resolutions, replies in your voice
Reads your tickets, qualifies your leads, or clears a backlog of documents. Trained on your data. Graded against a metric you set before it reaches production
Multi-purpose assistants tend to spread themselves thin across too many responsibilities, so each agent here is built around a scoped function instead, trained on your data and measured against a metric you define before it ever reaches production
Reads incoming tickets, pulls answers from your docs and past resolutions, replies in your voice
Qualifies inbound before your team. Asks what a senior rep would ask. Books the call when it is worth it
Works inside your tools: looks up records, triggers the next step, keeps systems in sync
Opens each file, extracts what matters, drafts a response, waits for approval
Runs a multi-step process from trigger to final approval, with retries and a log of every step
If your workflow falls outside the five above, we'll scope and build the agent that does
In modern production systems running on customer infrastructure, every metric is measured relative to the baseline that operators were using before the launch
B2B SAAS
B2B Marketplace
Logistics SaaS
Legal Tech
The six- to eight-week process transforms a complex operational problem into a production system that your team can master and use from the ground up
The engagement opens with two days on-site or on-call, spent mapping the workflow, the data behind it, and the people who are doing the work today
This phase produces the agent contract, its tool surfaces, the evaluation harness, and a rollout plan, all reviewed together with your engineering lead
The build stage runs as iterative cycles against your production data, with weekly checkpoints alongside stakeholders so every deliverable stays visible along the way
Evaluation and deployment close the pipeline. The full five-phase breakdown lives on the process page
See the full pipelineSend the operation you want automated. Written assessment within 48 hours: agent shape, scope, timeline.
The stack stays model-agnostic and framework-pragmatic, picked for what the job requires and engineered to outlast whatever the next vendor release changes
Audited build practices, secrets management, and data handling
We deploy into your cloud or ours. Either way, you own the system
Every prompt, tool, and policy lives in Git with eval coverage
Every ready-made agent is designed for thousands of companies. Your company isn't one of them. That's what changes when an agent is tailored to your workflow
A generic agent is designed for the median customer, so the ten hardest cases in your operation — the ones your team actually spends its week on — arrive as someone else’s roadmap ticket
Everything downstream follows from that. Your data has to move into the vendor’s schema before the agent can read it, and the connectors stay theirs. Behaviour is tuned through prompts in a settings panel, so reproducibility ends the moment the model behind it updates. Throughput is capped by a plan, and the more of your operation runs through the agent, the more constrained you are by it. When the vendor pivots, your workflow pivots with them
Built the other way around. It is specified against your hardest cases, reads your systems where they already live, and ships versioned in Git with an evaluation suite, so a regression in week thirty is caught before it reaches production. It runs on your infrastructure and your model, scaling the way your operation does — and at hand-off the repo, the prompts, the tools and the evals are yours
Each project is completed within a fixed scope of work, depending on the complexity of the agent being executed, and once the project is completed, you retain ownership of the production system
A dedicated agent, built around a specific workflow and a specific system of record
Multi-step workflows across several systems with human review
A fleet of agents, your infra, your governance