01[ SERVICES ]

Eleven ways we put AI to work.

From agents that act, to knowledge systems that cite their sources, to pipelines that turn a script into film. Every service below sets out what we build, what it guards against, what you receive, and where it already runs.

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Build agents

Systems that act, not just answer. 03 services

Plan

Break the goal down

Verify

Test against the goal

until

success check

or budget

Act

Call a tool

Observe

Read the result

01 · Build agents

Agentic systems and loops

Agents that work through a task the way a careful person would: plan, act, look at the result, check it against the goal, and go again. Built with the brakes as well as the engine, so budgets, stop conditions and a person in the loop come as standard.

What we build

  1. 01Plan, act and verify loops with an explicit success check
  2. 02Multi-agent teams with clear roles and hand-offs
  3. 03Step and cost budgets on every task
  4. 04Human approval before any irreversible action

Use it for

  • Research and analysis
  • Back-office operations
  • Case and claims handling
  • Software and data tasks

You receive

  • The agent system, in your repositories
  • A loop controller with budgets and stop rules
  • A full trace of every step

Designed against

  • Loops that never converge and burn budget
  • Work marked done without being checked
  • Runaway cost across sub-agents

Built with

  • Tool calling
  • MCP
  • Durable workflows
  • Tracing
Discuss this service: Agentic systems and loops

Guardrails · sandbox · scoped credentials · approvals

Context

Retrieval, memory, compaction

Model

Routed, swappable

Tools

MCP servers, APIs, code

Telemetry and evals

Traces, cost per task, regression gates

02 · Build agents

Agent harness engineering

The model is one component. The harness around it decides whether an agent can be trusted in production: which tools it can call, what context it sees, what it remembers, what it is allowed to do, and how it recovers when a step fails.

What we build

  1. 01A tool layer of typed tools and MCP servers
  2. 02Context assembly: retrieval, memory and compaction for long tasks
  3. 03A permission model: sandboxed execution, scoped credentials, approval gates
  4. 04Recovery: retries, checkpoints and runs that resume after a failure

Use it for

  • Taking an agent prototype to production
  • Adding agents to existing systems safely
  • Replacing brittle prompt chains

You receive

  • Harness source code
  • Tool and permission specifications
  • An eval suite for the agent's real jobs
  • An operating runbook

Designed against

  • Agents acting on stale or missing context
  • Tools with more access than the task needs
  • Long runs that fail silently halfway through
  • A prompt fix for one task that breaks another

Built with

  • Typed tools
  • MCP
  • Sandboxed execution
  • Checkpointing
Discuss this service: Agent harness engineering

Listen

Real-time speech

Understand

Intent, not keywords

Act

Book, look up, update

Hand off

To a person, with context

03 · Build agents

Voice AI and calling agents

Voice agents that hold a real conversation. They listen, cope with being interrupted, understand what the caller wants, act on your systems during the call, and hand over to a person when they should, in the caller's language, including Arabic.

What we build

  1. 01Inbound and outbound calling agents
  2. 02Real-time speech recognition and natural voices
  3. 03Actions during the call: bookings, lookups, updates
  4. 04Warm hand-off to a person, with the full context

Use it for

  • Customer support lines
  • Appointment scheduling
  • Lead qualification
  • Payment reminders

You receive

  • A voice agent connected to your telephony
  • Transcripts and outcomes for every call
  • Escalation rules

Designed against

  • Agents that talk over the caller
  • Context lost when a call is transferred
  • Actions taken on a misheard request

Built with

  • Speech-to-text
  • Text-to-speech
  • Telephony
  • Tool calling

Where it runs

Nox AIIn build

Agentic calling platform that holds live phone conversations and recovers when interrupted.

Discuss this service: Voice AI and calling agents

Build on your knowledge

Your documents and data, made usable. 02 services

Law Suit GPT retrieving cited passages from Indian Supreme Court judgments

04 · Build on your knowledge

RAG and knowledge systems

Assistants that answer from your documents and data, not the open internet, and show exactly where each answer came from. We engineer the whole path: ingestion, retrieval, ranking, memory and access control.

What we build

  1. 01Ingestion for PDFs, scans, tables and internal systems
  2. 02Hybrid retrieval: keyword and vector search, then reranking
  3. 03Citations that point to the exact passage
  4. 04Private deployment, where the data never leaves your network

Use it for

  • Legal and policy research
  • Internal knowledge assistants
  • Customer support answers
  • Due diligence

You receive

  • Ingestion pipeline and index
  • Retrieval evals against a labelled question set
  • Access rules mapped from your identity system

Designed against

  • Confident answers with no source
  • Chunking that separates a fact from its context
  • Indexes that go stale after documents change
  • Sensitive data surfacing for the wrong person

Built with

  • Hybrid search
  • Reranking
  • Vector stores
  • Citations

Where it runs

Law Suit GPTCase study

Distributed retrieval across 40,000+ legal judgments, returning the relevant passage in under two seconds.

Discuss this service: RAG and knowledge systems
Logic Gen converting policy documents into executable rules

05 · Build on your knowledge

Document intelligence and decision automation

Most business rules live in documents: policies, contracts, manuals. We extract them into executable logic and structured data, with every rule traceable to the sentence it came from, so decisions can be automated and audited.

What we build

  1. 01Rule extraction from policy documents
  2. 02Output as DMN, FICO or Python
  3. 03Parsing for forms, tables and scanned documents
  4. 04Traceability from every rule back to its source

Use it for

  • Insurance underwriting
  • Lending and credit policy
  • Compliance checks
  • Claims rules

You receive

  • An extraction pipeline
  • Executable rule sets
  • A source-linked audit trail

Designed against

  • Rules that drift away from the source policy
  • Ambiguous clauses silently guessed
  • Extraction nobody can audit

Built with

  • DMN
  • Drools
  • Python
  • Document parsing
Discuss this service: Document intelligence and decision automation

Build products and stories

Things your customers use and watch. 03 services

Aumic Flow, a story and script engine for Indian languages

06 · Build products and stories

AI storytelling and film pipelines

Generative video has made a single shot easy. A story is still hard: one character, one style and one script held together across every shot. We build the pipelines and pre-production tools that make that possible.

What we build

  1. 01Script and story engines across Indian languages and dialects
  2. 02Storyboards and shot lists generated from the script
  3. 03Character and style references reused in every shot
  4. 04Generation that routes each shot to the best-suited video model
  5. 05Review loops where a director approves, rejects or regenerates each shot

Use it for

  • Regional-language content
  • Brand films and ad pre-production
  • Episodic storyboarding
  • Pitch visualisation

You receive

  • The pipeline and tools, in your environment
  • A character and style reference library
  • Shot-level provenance for every clip

Designed against

  • A character whose face changes between shots
  • A style that drifts across a sequence
  • Scripts that lose cultural nuance in translation
  • Clips nobody can trace back to their inputs

Built with

  • Text-to-video
  • Image-to-video
  • Multilingual models
  • Reference libraries

Where we stop: we build the pipeline and the pre-production. The final cut, sound and grade are produced by your studio or our production partners.

Discuss this service: AI storytelling and film pipelines
NXT School, an AI-first school operating system

07 · Build products and stories

Full-scale AI products

From idea to shipped product: web and mobile apps with AI built into the core, plus the admin, analytics and billing that let them run as a business. Designed, built and handed over so your team can own it.

What we build

  1. 01Product design and prototypes on your real data
  2. 02Web and mobile apps with AI built in, not bolted on
  3. 03Admin, analytics and billing
  4. 04A codebase your own team can take over

Use it for

  • SaaS platforms
  • Education
  • Careers and recruitment
  • Commerce

You receive

  • The shipped product and its source code
  • A design system
  • Launch checklist and runbooks

Designed against

  • AI features that demo well and nobody uses
  • Prototypes that collapse under real users

Built with

  • Next.js
  • React
  • Python
  • Native mobile
Discuss this service: Full-scale AI products

Intake

Forms, email, scans

Classify

What is it?

Decide

Agent, or plain rules

Update

Your systems

Exceptions

Only the hard cases reach a person

08 · Build products and stories

Workflow automation and modernisation

Automate the multi-step work that runs your operations: agents where judgement is needed, plain deterministic code where it isn't. And bring legacy systems onto modern ground without stopping the business while it happens.

What we build

  1. 01Process mapping to decide what should, and shouldn't, be automated
  2. 02Orchestrated workflows across your existing systems
  3. 03Document intake for forms, invoices and scans
  4. 04Exception queues, so people only handle the hard cases

Use it for

  • Logistics and dispatch
  • Finance operations
  • Document-heavy back offices
  • Legacy system migration

You receive

  • Running workflows with monitoring
  • An exception-handling playbook
  • Migration plan and cut-over support

Designed against

  • Automating a broken process, faster
  • Brittle scripts that break on the first unusual input
  • Migrations that stop the business while they run

Built with

  • Orchestration
  • Document intake
  • APIs
  • Event queues

Where it runs

Navata TransportDelivered

A decade-old Java transport system moved to a modern web application without pausing dispatch.

Discuss this service: Workflow automation and modernisation

Run it in production

What keeps AI working after launch. 03 services

Agent

one protocol

CRM

MCP · scoped

ERP

MCP · scoped

Database

MCP · scoped

Documents

MCP · scoped

Email

MCP · scoped

Payments

MCP · scoped

09 · Run it in production

MCP and tool integration

The Model Context Protocol gives agents one standard way to reach tools and data. We turn your internal systems into MCP servers, with least-privilege access and a record of every call, so each new agent reuses the same governed connections.

What we build

  1. 01MCP servers for internal APIs, databases and SaaS tools
  2. 02Authentication mapped to your existing identities and roles
  3. 03Read-only by default, with writes behind approval
  4. 04An audit log of every call an agent makes

Use it for

  • Connecting agents to CRM and ERP
  • Internal APIs as agent tools
  • Governed data access

You receive

  • MCP servers with tests
  • A permission matrix
  • An audit log pipeline

Designed against

  • The same integration rebuilt for every new agent
  • Service accounts holding admin rights
  • No record of what an agent did, or why

Built with

  • MCP
  • OAuth and SSO
  • Audit logging
Discuss this service: MCP and tool integration

Change

Prompt, model or tool

Eval suite

  • Golden set
  • Model judges
  • Latency budget
  • Cost budget

Ship

All checks pass

Blocked

Regression found

10 · Run it in production

Evals and observability

If it isn't measured, it isn't finished. Every agent and every prompt ships with an eval suite that runs on each change, and every step in production is traced, so quality, latency and cost are visible before they become problems.

What we build

  1. 01Golden datasets drawn from your real cases
  2. 02Graders: exact checks, rubric-scored model judges, human review
  3. 03Regression gates in CI before any prompt or model change ships
  4. 04Tracing of every step, tool call and token cost

Use it for

  • Before a model upgrade
  • Regulated workflows
  • Any agent in production

You receive

  • An eval suite and datasets, versioned with the code
  • CI gate configuration
  • Dashboards for quality, latency and cost

Designed against

  • A demo that passes and a production system that doesn't
  • Model upgrades that change behaviour overnight
  • Costs nobody sees until the invoice arrives

Built with

  • Golden datasets
  • Model judges
  • CI gates
  • Tracing
Discuss this service: Evals and observability
Classify an email
Draft a contract
Summarise a call

Router

cost · latency · task

Small, fast

Routine tasks

Large, reasoning

Hard problems

Self-hosted

Private data

11 · Run it in production

LLMOps and model deployment

Running models in production is its own discipline: routing each task to the right model, versioning prompts, controlling cost and upgrading without regressions. Including open-weight models hosted where your data has to stay.

What we build

  1. 01Model routing by task, cost and latency
  2. 02Prompt and model versioning, with rollback
  3. 03Cost controls: budgets, caching and batching
  4. 04Self-hosted open-weight models where data cannot leave

Use it for

  • Reducing model spend
  • Private and on-premise AI
  • Products that use several models

You receive

  • Gateway and routing configuration
  • A versioned prompt registry
  • Cost and latency monitoring

Designed against

  • The largest model paid for on every task, however small
  • Upgrades that change outputs overnight
  • Latency spikes with no fallback

Built with

  • Model gateway
  • Prompt registry
  • Caching
  • Open-weight models
Discuss this service: LLMOps and model deployment

Built for how AI works in 2026

Six shifts changed what a good AI build looks like. Each one is already inside the services above.

  1. 01 · Harness engineering

    The model became one component. The harness around it now decides whether an agent is reliable.

    Judge a partner on harness design, not on which model they name.

  2. 02 · Agentic loops

    Agents stopped answering once and started working in loops, for minutes or hours.

    Budgets, stop conditions and human checkpoints are requirements now.

  3. 03 · Evals

    Eval suites replaced demos. Every change is regression-tested before it ships.

    Ask to see the eval set before you ask to see the demo.

  4. 04 · Model Context Protocol

    MCP gave agents one standard way to reach tools and data.

    Your systems become reusable servers, with access you can scope and audit.

  5. 05 · Context engineering

    Retrieval, memory and compaction became the main lever on answer quality.

    Quality is an engineering property: measurable, and fixable when it slips.

  6. 06 · Video generation

    Video models got good at single shots. Holding a story together is still the hard part.

    The pipeline around the models matters more than any one model.

How an engagement runs

Honest scoping, real timelines. We hand you a system, not a notebook.

  1. 01

    Scope

    We agree what success means before any code: the jobs to be done, the data, the risks, and the eval set that will prove it works.

    • Success metric
    • Your data
    • Risks
    • Eval set

    Success criteria and eval set

  2. 02

    Prototype

    A thin, working slice on your real data, so decisions are made against evidence rather than slides.

    Running on your data

    A working slice on your data

  3. 03

    Harden

    Evals in CI, tracing, security review, cost controls and failure recovery, before real users arrive.

    • Accuracy evals···pass
    • Latency and cost···pass
    • Security review···pass
    • Failure recovery···pass

    A production-ready system

  4. 04

    Hand over

    Code in your repositories, runbooks, the eval suite and training for your team. You own the system.

    your-org / repository

    src/evals/runbook.mdtraining

    You own the system

Stack and standards

Models
Frontier APIs, including OpenAI, Anthropic and Google, and open-weight models self-hosted when data must stay in your network.
Agents and tools
MCP servers, typed tool calling, durable workflows with checkpoints.
Retrieval
Hybrid keyword and vector search, reranking, passage-level citations.
Evals and operations
Golden datasets, rubric-scored judges checked against people, CI regression gates, tracing.
Applications
Next.js and React on the web, Python services, native mobile apps.
Deployment
Your cloud, a private VPC, or on-premise.

On every engagement

  • Your code lives in your repositories.
  • Least-privilege access by default.
  • Every agent ships with an eval suite.
  • In-build work is labelled as in build.

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