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AI Development

Practical AI: a support assistant grounded in your own documents, an extraction pipeline that reads invoices, a recommendation model that lifts a real number. We measure it before and after, and we tell you when a rule beats a model.

What you get

●Retrieval assistants grounded in your own content
●Document and image extraction pipelines
●Model evaluation, guardrails and cost controls
●Integration with the tools your team already uses

Typical stack

PythonOpenAIAnthropicLangChainpgvectorPyTorch

Engagement

A two-week paid pilot with a measurable target, then a build if the numbers hold.

Planning your ai development project

Start with a defined task and examples of acceptable outputs. Data quality, retrieval permissions, evaluation criteria and cost per request matter as much as model choice. Sensitive workflows should specify when a person reviews the output and what happens when the system is uncertain.

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Questions about ai development

What should an AI pilot measure?

Choose task-specific examples and acceptance criteria, such as extraction accuracy or whether an answer is supported by source documents. Include failure cases and operating cost in the evaluation.

What information is needed to scope an assistant?

Describe its users, permitted data sources, access rules and the actions it may take. Provide representative questions and examples of answers it should refuse or escalate.