AI Technologies

AI Technologies

A structured overview of the technologies we use to build reliable AI products — what they do, why they matter, and when to use them.

Foundations

  • Data & problem framing
    We start from measurable outcomes, define success criteria, and map the data and workflows that the AI system will touch.
  • Architecture for production
    Clear boundaries (UI, API, domain), observability, and safe defaults so the solution is maintainable and extensible.

LLMs & AI agents

  • LLMs (large language models)
    Natural-language reasoning for Q&A, summarization, extraction, and multi-step workflows.
  • Tool-using agents
    Agents that can call tools (CRM, calendars, ticketing) with guardrails and structured inputs/outputs.
  • Voice and phone agents
    Low-latency speech-to-speech experiences with turn-taking, interruption handling, and call analytics.

RAG & knowledge bases

  • RAG (retrieval augmented generation)
    Ground model answers in your documents to reduce hallucinations and keep responses up to date.
  • Embeddings + vector search
    Semantic search over your content to fetch the best context for each question.

Automation & integrations

  • Workflow automation
    Connect systems and automate repetitive tasks while keeping humans in the loop where needed.
  • API integrations
    Robust integrations with authentication, retries, idempotency, and audit logs.

Quality, evaluation & monitoring

  • Evaluation (offline + online)
    Test sets, metrics, and review workflows to track quality over time and across languages.
  • Observability
    Tracing, logs, and analytics to understand failures, latency, costs, and user outcomes.

Deployment & operations

  • Cloud deployment
    Modern deployment with CI/CD, environment separation, and safe releases.
  • Cost control
    Caching, routing, and model selection strategies to keep costs predictable.

Security (at the core)

  • Data privacy & access control
    Least-privilege, encryption, secrets management, and clear data retention policies.
  • Prompt and tool safety
    Input validation, output constraints, and SSRF/PII protections for AI tool-calls.

Robots & automation hardware

  • Robotics integration
    Connect AI systems to robots via safe APIs, telemetry, and command validation.

IoT & edge

  • IoT data pipelines
    Collect, normalize, and analyze sensor data, with alerts and dashboards for operations.
  • Edge AI
    Run parts of the system close to devices when latency, connectivity, or privacy require it.
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