Practice
AI & Intelligent Systems
Strategy, custom LLM platforms, autonomous agents, and the MLOps backbone — AI engineered with the guardrails enterprises need and the outcomes boards expect.
- One workflow, production-grade
- 8–16 wksOne workflow, production-grade
- Model interactions logged for audit
- 100%Model interactions logged for audit
- Working software in your environment
- Every 2 wksWorking software in your environment
Every enterprise now has AI ambitions; very few have AI in production doing consequential work. The gap isn't models — it's engineering: data plumbing, evaluation, guardrails, cost control, and integration into the systems where work actually happens. That engineering is our practice.
We treat AI like any other mission-critical system: discovery first, measurable success criteria, phased delivery, and a Prove phase your risk and compliance teams can interrogate. We build the version that still works in month eighteen.
What this practice owns.
Not a scope of works — the things that stay our problem for as long as the engagement runs.
The data boundary — what leaves your environment, what never can, and what is redacted in between.
Evaluation: a scored test set that says whether a change made the system better or just different.
Guardrails and the audit trail, built as delivery phases rather than bolted on before go-live.
The unit economics — token spend per transaction, modelled before build and monitored after.
Capabilities
6 services in this practice
Each one is a full capability with its own page — the method, what you are handed, the stack, and who it is not for.
What an engagement looks like
How this practice usually starts.
We do not publish prices — scope drives them, and a number without scope is a guess. Everything else about the shape, here.
- Starts with
- A paid discovery that ends in a scored feasibility call, not a pitch
- Time to production
- 8–16 weeks to the first workflow live
- Who you get
- An AI engineer, a platform engineer and an architect, with a data engineer where the pipeline needs one
- Commercial model
- Fixed-scope discovery, then phased build
What drives the number is on engagement models.
- Opportunity scoring frameworks
- Data audits
- LLM feasibility spikes
- Governance templates
- Claude & GPT APIs
- Open-source LLMs
- Vector databases
- Embedding pipelines
- LangGraph
- Evaluation frameworks
- Agent orchestration (LangGraph)
- Claude & GPT models
- Workflow engines
- Enterprise API integration
- Observability stacks
- Python ML stack
- XGBoost & deep learning
- Feature stores
- Streaming inference
- Explainability tooling
- PyTorch vision models
- Edge inference (Jetson/ONNX)
- RTSP pipelines
- Whisper-class ASR
- Indian-language models
- Kubernetes & GPU orchestration
- vLLM & inference servers
- Prompt registries
- Observability (OpenTelemetry)
- Cost analytics
Sectors
Where AI & intelligent systems comes up most.
Before you ask
Questions we hear about AI & intelligent systems
Next step
Bring us the problem. We will bring the architecture.
A discovery call takes forty-five minutes. You leave with our read on the problem, the shape of the system we would propose, and a straight answer on whether we are the right team for it.
- No sales deck
- An engineer on the call, not an account manager
- NDA before you share anything

