What makes an agentic platform different from a chatbot?
A chatbot responds; an agent acts. Agentic platforms reason about a goal, choose and use tools, and take multi-step action against real systems. That demands orchestration, guardrails, and observability a chatbot never needs — which is the engineering we specialize in.
How do you make AI agents reliable enough for production?
We build evaluation harnesses, tracing, and retry/fallback logic alongside the agent itself, and bound what it can do with explicit guardrails. Reliability is measured every sprint, not assumed.
Which models and frameworks do you build on?
We are model- and framework-agnostic and pick per problem — Claude, OpenAI, and Gemini for reasoning and vision, plus generative image and video models (Google Veo, Seedream, Seedance) via Replicate when a product needs them, and pgvector for retrieval. The orchestration and tool layer is engineered around your requirements, and we evaluate new models every sprint so the platform stays current.
Can you keep a human in control of what the agent does?
Yes, and we recommend it. We build approval gates, scoped permissions, and audit trails so agents operate within boundaries you define and a human can review or intervene where it matters.