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Service 02

Custom AI software, shipped — not just prototyped.

LLM integrations, AI agents, MCP servers and retrieval systems, engineered by senior developers and handed over documented.

Built
LLM integrations, agents, RAG, MCP servers
Team
Senior engineers, direct
Cadence
Weekly sprints with demos
Handover
Versioned, monitored, documented

What kind of AI software do you build?

Custom LLM integrations, autonomous agents, MCP servers, retrieval-augmented generation systems, and AI features inside products that already exist.

The common thread is that these are production systems, not demos. They get versioned, monitored, documented, and handed over — the same rigor we would apply to any other piece of software that a business depends on.

  • LLM integrations & AI agents — systems that take action, not just answer.
  • MCP servers & tool integrations — giving models controlled access to your real tools and data.
  • RAG & knowledge assistants — answers grounded in your documents, with citations.
  • AI features in existing products — added to what you already ship.

How does a build actually run?

In weekly sprints, with a demo at the end of each one that you can react to.

We scope the first increment deliberately small so it reaches production early and you can react to something real, rather than waiting through a long silence that ends in a reveal. Each sprint ends with something you can look at and redirect.

Will we be locked into you?

No. Every build is handed over versioned, monitored and documented, and it runs on infrastructure you control.

Lock-in is usually accidental — undocumented systems, credentials nobody else has, architecture only one team understands. We treat handover as part of the build rather than an afterthought, so bringing the work in-house or moving it to another team stays a decision you can make.

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Start with a working prototype.

A free 30-minute discovery call, then a prototype and a written proposal — timeline, cost, and the metric it moves.