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An agent answers customers, processes incoming data and moves workflows forward at 3 a.m. the same way it does at 3 p.m., without anyone on call.
AI agent development
We build agents on GPT, Claude or Gemini that answer customer questions, qualify leads, query your data and run multi-step workflows. Each one learns from your own documentation, connects to your systems, and hands the conversation to a person when it isn't sure of the answer.
Why an agent
Agents are good at repeatable work that follows your rules: the question support answers many times a day, the qualifying questions every new lead gets, and the report someone rebuilds every Monday morning.
An agent answers customers, processes incoming data and moves workflows forward at 3 a.m. the same way it does at 3 p.m., without anyone on call.
One agent can hold hundreds of conversations at the same time, so a launch or a seasonal spike doesn't mean hiring and training temporary staff.
You pay for model API calls and hosting, not for idle capacity. We match the model to the task, so a simple request doesn't run on the most expensive model available.
Use cases
Most projects start with one of these. Once the first agent is live, its integrations and knowledge base make the second one faster to build.
Answers customer questions from your docs and knowledge base, troubleshoots common issues, and passes the conversation to a person when a case needs judgment.
Asks the qualifying questions your sales team would ask, answers product questions, books the meeting, and logs the whole exchange in your CRM.
Lets anyone on your team ask a question about your data in plain language, turns it into SQL, and returns the answer as a table, a chart or a scheduled report.
Takes over repetitive steps such as data entry, email triage and document processing, and chains them into multi-step workflows across your systems.
How it works
Each project moves through the same stages, and the timeline depends on scope: a single support agent is a smaller build than several agents working together. You receive the timeline with the quote.
We map your use case and design the conversation flow, connect the model to your product, load your documents into a retrieval (RAG) knowledge base, and wire up the integrations.
We test the agent against real conversations and edge cases, measure its accuracy on your own questions, and adjust prompts, retrieval and escalation rules until the results hold up.
The agent goes to production with monitoring and analytics. We review what it gets wrong, feed the corrections back in, and add new capabilities in short cycles.
Stack
We choose the model and the framework for each project based on accuracy on your tasks, response time and cost per request, and we can switch models later without rebuilding the agent.
Capabilities
A chatbot replies to messages. An agent also keeps context between sessions, calls your tools to get the work done, and stops to ask a person when it isn't confident.
Agents keep conversation history, preferences and past interactions across sessions, so a returning customer doesn't have to explain the problem again.
Agents call APIs, search databases, send emails and create tickets, so a request ends with the work done rather than a link to a form.
Several specialized agents can split a complex workflow between them, with a coordinator routing each task to the agent built for it.
You set the confidence threshold. Below it, the agent escalates to a person for edge cases and for decisions it shouldn't make on its own.
Agents answer from your documentation, FAQs and internal wiki through retrieval, so when you update a document, the answers change with it.
The same agent can run in web chat, Slack, Discord, WhatsApp, Teams, email and SMS, with one set of rules behind every channel.
FAQ
The timeline depends on scope, and you receive it with the fixed quote after the first call. We work in short cycles, so you can try the agent while it is still being built.
The build is priced on scope, and you get a fixed quote after the first call. Running costs are the model API and hosting, which typically come to $50 to $1,000 a month depending on volume. We choose models and cache responses to keep that number low. Prices in US dollars.
Yes. We connect agents to Zendesk, Intercom, HubSpot, Salesforce, Slack and any system that has an API, and the agent can both read from and write to them.
We measure the agent's accuracy on your own questions before launch, and anything below the confidence threshold goes to a person instead of the customer.
It says so. Agents are set up to admit uncertainty, fall back to a safe response, and escalate to a person when confidence is low. The corrections your team makes are fed back into the agent.
Yes. Maintenance covers monitoring, model and prompt updates, retraining on new material, and new capabilities as your needs change.
In a free call we look at the workflow with you, tell you whether an agent is the right fit for it, and follow up with a timeline and a quote.