AI Agent Development

AI agents that do the work, not the demo.

We design and build autonomous AI agents and multi-agent systems that read, decide and act across your tools, with human approval where it matters.

2 wks
to a working prototype
Fixed
price after discovery
100%
your code and IP
What you get

Everything to go from idea to production.

01

Multi-agent orchestration

Specialist agents for research, extraction, decisions and actions, coordinated by one controller that tracks state, retries failed steps and stops a run when confidence drops below its threshold.

02

Tool, API & MCP integration

Agents read and write to your CRM, ERP, databases, email and internal APIs with permissions scoped per action, and MCP servers let outside agents such as Claude or Grok use your app.

03

Human-in-the-loop

Approval steps for anything that moves money, changes records or reaches a customer, escalation rules for uncertain cases, and an audit log of every input, decision and action.

04

Evaluation suite

A test set of real cases with known outcomes, scored on every prompt, tool or model change. A release fails if accuracy drops below the bar agreed in discovery.

05

Guardrails & security

Per-action permissions, PII redaction before model calls, checks against prompt injection in incoming content, and zero-retention model endpoints where the provider offers them.

06

Monitoring

Dashboards for cost per task, latency, success rate and drift in production, with alerts when a workflow starts failing or spends past its budget.

How we deliver

  1. STEP 01

    Discover

    Map one workflow and one metric.

  2. STEP 02

    Prototype

    Agent running on your real data.

  3. STEP 03

    Harden

    Evals, guardrails, integrations.

  4. STEP 04

    Launch

    Ship, measure, expand.

First agent

Which workflow to give an agent first.

Pick work with high volume, rules you can write down, systems that have APIs, one number that shows success, and actions you can undo. That is our rule of thumb from scoping agents, and it shortens a long wish list fast.

Good first agents

Triage, extraction and drafts

Sorting inbound requests and routing them, pulling fields from documents into your system of record, and drafting replies a person approves. Each has a right answer you can test against past cases.

Wait or buy

Single-tool and rare tasks

If the work starts and ends inside one SaaS product, its vendor’s built-in agent costs less than a build. For a task that comes up a few times a week, a script or a checklist wins.

Real example

Superdeal: discovery and ranking

The agent finds and ranks creators across Instagram, TikTok and YouTube and explains why each fits, so the brand team checks a shortlist instead of searching. That is the kind of high-volume, easy-to-check work a first agent should do.

Before you scope it

Collect 50 to 100 past cases with known outcomes. They become the first evaluation set. If you can’t find them, the workflow isn’t ready for an agent yet.

Comparing agencies

Ask each one to show the evaluation suite and audit log of an agent running in production, not a demo video. How to evaluate an AI agent company

Our rule: the first agent should save hours on dull work you can check, not make your riskiest decision. AI agent guardrails

Stack by category

Models

  • Anthropic
  • OpenAI

Agents

  • LangGraph
  • MCP

Languages

  • Python

Model hosting

  • AWS Bedrock
  • Azure OpenAI

Data

  • Postgres

Industries

Build or buy

Custom agent or off-the-shelf?

Off-the-shelf agents start faster. Custom agents win when the work crosses systems or carries real risk.

Your situationOur recommendation
The task lives inside one SaaS tool, like drafting helpdesk repliesBuy the vendor’s built-in agent
The workflow crosses your CRM, ERP, email and internal APIsBuild a custom agent
Actions move money, change records or reach customersBuild custom, with approvals and audit logs
Your customers want Muse, Grok or Claude to act in your appBuild an MCP server for your app
You’re not yet sure the use case pays offStart with a 2-week Discovery Sprint
You have engineers but no agent in production yetDiscovery Sprint, then build alongside your team in your repo

Our recommendation: buy for single-tool tasks; build when the agent runs a workflow you want to own and measure.

Typical engagement

What an AI agent costs and how long it takes.

  1. 01 · 2 weeks

    Discovery Sprint

    $5,000
    fixed fee · 2 weeks

    One workflow mapped, one success metric agreed, and a prototype agent running on your real data.

  2. 02 · 6–16 weeks

    Fixed-Price Build

    $25k–$120k
    per project · 6–16 weeks

    A production agent with integrations, evaluation suite, guardrails, approval steps and monitoring.

  3. 03 · Ongoing

    Dedicated Team

    From $12k
    per month · cancel anytime

    New agents, tools and model upgrades on a monthly roadmap, with weekly demos.

Built by one in-house team, from discovery to launch and support. AI makes us fast; a senior engineer decides what goes live. Meet the team

What moves the price: how many systems the agent touches, how many actions need human approval, and how much evaluation data already exists. Compare engagement models

Selected work

Shipped with this.

FAQ

Common questions.

What’s the difference between a chatbot and an AI agent?

A chatbot answers questions. An agent takes actions, like updating records, sending emails or making decisions, within the rules you set.

Can you build an MCP server so Meta Muse, Grok or Claude can use our app?

Yes. We build remote MCP servers that expose your app’s actions as a short list of tools, behind OAuth, narrow scopes and confirmation steps for anything that moves money or contacts customers. One server works in Grok, Muse custom connectors, Claude and Cursor.

How do you stop agents making mistakes?

We measure before we trust. Every agent ships with an evaluation set of real cases, confidence thresholds that send uncertain cases to a person, approval steps for actions that move money or reach customers, and an audit log of each decision.

How much does it cost to build a custom AI agent?

Most engagements start with a 2-week Discovery Sprint ($5,000 fixed fee, credited to your build), followed by a fixed-price build ($25k–$120k per project, 6–16 weeks) or a dedicated team (from $12k per month). The build price is fixed after discovery and billed in milestones tied to demoed features. Model usage is a separate running cost, paid to the model provider from your own account, which we estimate in discovery.

How long does it take to build an AI agent?

A prototype agent running on your real data takes about two weeks, inside the Discovery Sprint. A production agent with integrations, evaluations, guardrails and monitoring is a fixed-price build of 6–16 weeks, depending on how many systems it touches.

Which frameworks and tools do you build agents with?

Usually Python with LangGraph for orchestration, MCP for tool access, and models from Anthropic, OpenAI or Google, called directly or through AWS Bedrock or Azure OpenAI. Postgres holds agent state and audit logs. The model stays swappable.

Should we build AI agents in-house or hire a development company?

Build in-house when you already employ ML and infrastructure engineers and the agent is core to your product. Hire a team to get the first agent into production at a fixed price, with the code living in your repository from the start so your engineers can take it over.

Who owns the agent, the code and our data?

You do. Code lives in your repository from day one, the IP is yours, and the agent runs in your cloud or on endpoints you control. Model calls go through business API terms that exclude training on your data, with zero data retention where the provider offers it.

What maintenance does an AI agent need after launch?

Agents need monitoring and regular re-evaluation, because models, prompts and your data change. Every build includes 30 days of support; after that, a monthly retainer or dedicated team covers monitoring, eval runs, model upgrades and new tools.

Does the EU AI Act apply to an agent you build for us?

Yes, if people in the EU use it or its output is used in the EU, even when your company is in the US or UK. You are usually the provider, because the agent runs under your name. Since August 2, 2026 an agent that talks to people must tell them it is an AI at the first interaction, unless that is obvious. High-risk uses such as hiring or credit scoring carry further obligations from December 2, 2027. We build the disclosure, approval steps and audit logs in, and write the provider and deployer roles into the contract.