We help you pick the generative AI use cases worth building, assess whether your data can support them, and compare hosted and open-weight models on cost, latency, and data privacy. You leave with a prioritized roadmap and a clear build or buy recommendation for each use case.
We build production applications on top of foundation models: document drafting and summarization, report generation, code assistants, and content pipelines. Each one includes prompt and output design, structured responses your systems can parse, and logging so you can see what the model produced and why.
We connect generative AI to the systems your teams already use, such as CRMs, ERPs, help desks, and document stores, through secure APIs with role-based access. For broader system work, see our AI integration services.
We build assistants that answer from your own policies, manuals, contracts, and knowledge bases, with citations back to the source document so users can check every answer. Retrieval quality is tested before launch. Learn more about our RAG development services.
We build internal copilots that help employees draft, search, and act inside the tools they already use, and customer-facing assistants that hand off to a human when needed. For customer support bots specifically, see our AI chatbot development services.
We design the architecture around your constraints: which model handles which task, when to use a smaller model to cut cost, caching to reduce latency, and whether data must stay in your cloud. Systems are load-tested before launch so cost and response time are known up front.
We build evaluation sets that score accuracy and catch hallucinations before each release, add guardrails against prompt injection and data leakage, and track cost per request in production. When a better or cheaper model ships, we test it against your evaluation set before switching. Our MLOps consulting team can run this for you.
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We work across hosted models such as GPT, Claude, and Gemini and open-weight models such as Llama, Mistral, and DeepSeek. Model choice is driven by your task, data sensitivity, and cost per request, and we often combine a larger model for complex reasoning with a smaller one for routine steps. See our wider AI development services.
RAG lets a model answer from your current documents instead of its training data. We handle chunking, embeddings, hybrid search, and reranking, and measure retrieval accuracy so answers stay grounded and cite their sources. Details are on our RAG development page.
When a task needs more than an answer, we build agents that call your APIs, query databases, and complete multi-step workflows, with approval steps for actions that matter. Explore our AI agent development services.
We design prompts, system instructions, and output schemas so responses come back in a predictable format your applications can use, such as valid JSON or a fixed report template. Prompts are versioned and tested like code. See our AI prompt engineering services.
When prompting and retrieval are not enough, for example to enforce a house style or a narrow task format, we fine-tune models on your examples using methods like LoRA. Read more about our AI model and LLM fine-tuning services.
Generative AI is only as good as the content it draws on. We clean and structure source documents, remove duplicates and outdated versions, set access permissions, and build the evaluation datasets used to test answers. For labeling at scale, see our AI data annotation services.
Our generative AI developers work hands-on with major foundation models, from OpenAI and Claude to open-source LLMs, and know how to fine-tune, prompt-engineer, and evaluate them for real production use. We understand where each model performs best, so we recommend the right one for your use case instead of defaulting to whichever is trending.
We don't plug an API key into a chatbot template and call it generative AI. Every system, whether it's a RAG-powered assistant, a document intelligence tool, or a multi-agent workflow, is engineered around your data, your business logic, and your user journeys. That means outputs your team can actually rely on, not generic responses.
Generative AI in production needs more than a good prompt. We build in hallucination checks, content filters, and evaluation frameworks from the start, along with data privacy and compliance safeguards suited to your industry, so your generative AI systems stay accurate, safe, and audit-ready as they scale.
The generative AI systems we build are designed to handle real user volume, not just a demo environment. Once deployed, our team stays on for prompt tuning, cost optimization, and model upgrades, because generative AI performance improves through ongoing iteration, not a single launch.
We analyze your business goals, define the AI use case, and agree on success metrics.
We design the architecture, select models, and plan data, security, and cost.
We build the application, ground it in your data, and tune prompts or models.
We test accuracy, safety, latency, and cost against an evaluation set before launch.
We deploy, monitor quality and cost in production, and improve the system over time.
Generative AI refers to models that create new content, such as text, images, code, or audio, based on patterns learned from large amounts of training data. In business, it is most often used to draft and summarize documents, answer questions from company knowledge, generate product or marketing content, and assist with code.
A generative model is trained on large datasets to learn the patterns of language, images, or code. Given a prompt, it predicts the most likely next piece of output, one step at a time. In business applications, the model is usually combined with your own data through retrieval (RAG), instructions, and guardrails so its answers are relevant and accurate.
Yes. We connect generative AI to existing applications, CRMs, ERPs, help desks, and document stores through secure APIs. Before integration, we review your systems, data access rules, and security requirements, then plan how the AI feature fits into current workflows without disrupting them.
Generative AI project costs vary mainly with scope, data readiness, and the number of systems involved. Typical ranges at current market rates are:
Running costs are separate. Model usage, vector database, and hosting typically range from a few hundred to several thousand dollars per month depending on volume, and ongoing maintenance usually adds 15% to 25% of the build cost per year. We provide a fixed estimate after a short scoping call.
A proof of concept usually takes 4 to 8 weeks. A production application built on hosted models with retrieval over your data typically takes 2 to 4 months, and enterprise systems with fine-tuning, agents, or several integrations take 4 to 9 months. For an estimate specific to your project, book a call with our AI consulting team.
Yes. Our post-development support and maintenance services include:
We run generative AI projects in short, transparent sprints so you see working results early. Here's how: