AI Integration
We add AI to an existing product or internal tool: search, classification, drafting, or an assistant that can only see what that user should see.
The problem
A demo that answers from the public internet is not an integration. The work is your data, your roles, and a failure mode that does not invent a policy or a price.
Teams also get stuck buying a model wrapper that cannot be turned off, logged, or explained to the person whose name is on the answer. We build the feature inside the system you already operate.
What you get
Feature inside your product
A specific capability in the app people already open, not a separate toy.
Permission-aware data access
The model only retrieves what that user is allowed to see.
Logging
A record of prompts, sources, and outcomes you can audit.
Kill switch
A way to disable the feature without taking the rest of the product down.
How the work runs
01
Pick one feature
Search, summarize, classify, or draft. Not all of them in the first release.
02
Find the source of truth
Documents, database rows, or tickets, and who may read them.
03
Wire and constrain
Retrieval, tools, and validation sit in front of the model.
04
Evaluate
A set of real questions, scored, before the feature is offered to everyone.
Stack
- Your existing application stack
- LLM APIs
- Retrieval over approved content when the task needs it
- Auth you already use
Who it is for
- Product teams adding an assistant to an app
- Companies that want search across internal documents
- Operators who tried a generic chatbot and need it tied to real records