AI Solutions

AI SOLUTIONS

Services

Generative AI Product Design

We shape ideas into clear, feasible products that deliver value to our customers.

In practice

  • Define target users, core jobs to be done, and success metrics.

  • Select model options (for example, hosted foundation model, fine-tuned model, or retrieval-augmented approach) based on data sensitivity, latency, and cost.

  • Draft conversation flows and interaction patterns for chat, summarization, extraction, content drafting, and decision support.

Example
A customer support portal adds a guided assistant that drafts accurate responses from existing knowledge articles and past tickets, reducing agent handling time by thirty percent.

Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG)

We connect models to your private knowledge safely and reliably.

In practice

  • Build secure connectors to document stores, data warehouses, and application programming interfaces.

  • Design chunking, embedding, and indexing strategies that preserve context and prevent leakage.

  • Introduce guardrails that restrict retrieval to the right collections and enforce user permissions.

Example
A professional services firm enables consultants to query proposals, project notes, and legal clauses. The assistant cites sources and respects document access rights.

AI Agents and Orchestration

We design semi-autonomous agents that can plan tasks, call tools, and work together.

In practice

  • Break complex workflows into agent roles such as planner, researcher, writer, reviewer, and publisher.

  • Integrate tools for search, databases, spreadsheets, code execution, and ticketing systems.

  • Add human-in-the-loop checkpoints for sensitive steps and policy compliance.

Example
A marketing team uses a campaign agent that drafts a plan, gathers product facts, writes first versions of assets, requests human review, and schedules approved items.

Prompt Engineering and Evaluation

We create robust prompts and templates, then measure quality with automated tests and human review.

In practice

  • Design reusable prompt patterns and system instructions for different tasks and tones.

  • Build golden datasets with expected outputs to run automated evaluations.

  • Compare versions with side-by-side review and collect structured feedback.

Example
A knowledge assistant improves answer accuracy by establishing a test set of one hundred real questions and running a weekly evaluation when content changes.

Safety, Policy Controls, and Compliance

We implement safety measures and governance so that teams can innovate with confidence.

In practice

  • Configure content filters for toxicity, personal data, confidential terms, and hallucination risk.

  • Add approval workflows, usage policies, and retention rules for prompts, context, and outputs.

  • Produce explainability summaries and audit trails for internal and regulatory reviews.

Example
A health care provider blocks prohibited content, masks personal data in logs, and keeps a complete history of prompts and responses for audit purposes.

Operations at Scale (GenAI Operations)

We run generative systems with the same discipline used for critical software.

In practice

  • Instrument cost, latency, quality, and safety metrics; set alerts and budgets.

  • Introduce release strategies for prompts and chains with rollback and version control.

  • Optimize model selection, caching, batch processing, and autoscaling.

Example
An e-commerce assistant keeps average response time under two seconds during peak traffic by caching frequent answers and routing tasks to the most efficient model.

 

 

 

DELIVERABLES

 

Clear goals, user stories, interaction flows, and a ninety-day plan with milestones.

A complete diagram and narrative showing data sources, retrieval layer, vector index, model endpoints, safety filters, analytics, and security boundaries.

Connectors, chunking and embedding pipelines, vector index configuration, and permission checks. Includes tests that verify that only allowed documents are retrieved.

Role definitions, planning strategy, and code adapters for search, databases, spreadsheets, ticketing, and external services. Includes manual override and approval steps.

Versioned prompts with descriptions, usage examples, and expected behaviors. Automated tests, quality dashboards, and guidelines for human review.

Safety configuration, policy rules, explainability summaries, and audit procedures that document who can change what and when.

Monitoring views for cost, latency, throughput, error rates, and quality. Runbooks that describe how to investigate incidents, roll back a release, or update a prompt safely.

Step-by-step checklist for release, acceptance criteria, and training sessions for product owners, engineers, and support staff.

ENGAGEMENT EXAMPLES

 

2-3 weeks

Goal: Select a valuable use case and produce a production-ready design.

Activities

  • Stakeholder interviews and success metric definition

  • Content and data assessment for retrieval-augmented design

  • Low-fidelity prototypes of conversation flows and agent roles

  • Architecture decisions and cost model

Outcomes

  • Product vision, wireflows, and a ninety-day plan

  • Decision record for model selection, data handling, and safety rules

Illustrative result
A field-service company chooses a technician assistant that answers repair questions from manuals and past cases, with strict permission checks.

 

6-12 weeks

Goal: Deploy a secure assistant that answers from private knowledge with strong grounding.

Activities

  • Build secure connectors and indexing jobs

  • Implement retrieval, re-ranking, and answer verification

  • Add feedback capture and review workflow

Outcomes

  • Assistant embedded in the intranet and help centre

  • Dashboards for quality, feedback, and deflection rate

Illustration
A support assistant reduces ticket volume by guiding users to precise steps extracted from manuals and prior resolutions.

 

4-8 weeks

Goal: Build reliable operations around existing generative tools.

Activities

  • Instrument prompts and responses, capture feedback

  • Create evaluation datasets and quality gates

  • Establish cost controls and rate limits

Outcomes

  • Predictable quality with controlled spend

  • Faster and safer release cycles for prompt and model changes

Illustration
A marketing content generator reduces rework by checking brand tone, sensitivity, and reading level before content is published.

4-8 weeks

Goal: Reduce risk and accelerate approvals for new initiatives.

Activities

  • Data classification and redaction strategy

  • Policy definition, content filters, and audit logging

  • Documentation pack for internal review

Outcomes

  • Clear governance model and evidence trail

  • Faster sign-off with fewer review cycles

Illustration
A legal department adopts a research assistant after reviewers receive a transparent view of sources, redactions, and decision logs.