What does “agentic AI as a service” mean?
We architect, implement, and sustain custom enterprise agentic systems. The agreement defines execution boundaries, integrations, permissions, evaluation, observability, recovery, support, and lifecycle responsibilities. This is a substantive software engineering engagement.
Does every engagement need agents or a delivery engine?
Our engineers can work directly with your team using your approved AI coding tools, repositories, and development practices. Agents, orchestration, or additional delivery tooling are options we choose together when the work benefits from them.
Can your engineers work within our project?
Yes. In an embedded engagement, your team leads product priorities and project delivery. We provide agreed engineering roles and collaborate within an approved working model. Tooling, access, and security requirements are confirmed before start.
Who owns the source code and production decisions?
In our project delivery model, the client owns the source, repository history, specifications, and agreed delivery artifacts. Production authority stays with the client. Managed-service IP, hosting, and exit terms are defined in the agreement.
Can you support our existing cloud and applications?
Our initial owned-delivery scope focuses on AWS greenfield applications, Python APIs, and JavaScript or TypeScript web apps. Existing-system integrations, other clouds, and restricted client environments require a feasibility review before we commit.
How does pricing work?
We scope the work with you and make the commercial terms clear before starting. Embedded engineering uses agreed roles and capacity. Owned delivery uses an agreed scope and commercial cap. Managed services define build and operating responsibilities. Any cloud, AI-tool, or model usage is addressed explicitly.
Do you guarantee an AI accuracy or productivity uplift?
We agree measurable acceptance criteria for your workflow. The pilot assesses lead time, accepted outcomes, defects, security findings, and ownership. We do not make a generic multiplier promise or substitute a demo for evidence.