AI & Automation

AI systems that run in production, not just in demos

Production agentic systems, deterministic workflow orchestration, and bespoke LLM integrations.

Why AI projects stall or can’t be trusted.

  • Prototypes that never reach production

    A convincing demo has no evaluation, observability or failure handling, so it cannot be trusted with real work or real customers.

  • Manual workflows that do not scale with volume

    Skilled people spend their time on repetitive triage, extraction and routing that a governed automated system could handle.

  • LLM behaviour that is unpredictable and unauditable

    Outputs vary run to run, costs are opaque, and there is no record of why a system took a given action.

AI that runs with limits, checks and a record.

  1. Agentic AI systems with bounded autonomy

    Tool-using agents with explicit permissions, human approval points and audit trails for every action taken.

    Bounded autonomy
  2. Deterministic workflow orchestration around LLMs

    Durable, retryable pipelines where the model handles the fuzzy step and code handles control flow, validation and recovery.

    Retryable
  3. Bespoke LLM integrations and evaluation

    Retrieval, structured output and evaluation harnesses wired into existing systems, with cost and quality measured continuously.

    Measured

Technologies involved

  • Python
  • TypeScript
  • PostgreSQL
  • pgvector
  • Temporal
  • OpenTelemetry

How we work

AI & Automation work is delivered through one of three engagement models: build, embed or operate.

  • Build
  • Embed
  • Operate

Client endorsement

The agent went into our live support workflow without disrupting it, and every decision it makes can be traced.
Head of Operations, Manufacturing

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