Measure first
We agree how quality will be judged before we build, so “better” means something.
We help teams design, build and ship products with large language models. Hire us for a scoped project, or embed our experts in your team.
Most LLM projects stall between a promising demo and something people can rely on. We work on both ends: choosing the right problem, and making the solution measurable, safe to run and affordable to operate.
We will tell you when a simpler approach is the better answer.
Where an LLM helps, where it doesn’t, and what a sensible first version looks like.
Search and answers over your documents and data (RAG), with attention to retrieval quality and citations.
Assistants that use tools and take actions in your systems, with limits and human approval where it matters.
Test sets, automated checks and review loops, so quality can be measured and regressions caught before users see them.
Our eval-driven method →Choosing models, designing prompts and context, and using caching and routing to hit quality, speed and budget targets.
Guardrails, data handling, monitoring and audit trails for systems that touch sensitive work.
Goals, data and constraints, ending in a written recommendation.
A working slice on your real data, to learn what is possible quickly.
Measure against agreed criteria, then decide whether to go further.
Production hardening, monitoring, documentation and training for your team.
What happens in the first meeting, and the seven stages behind these four →
Our engineers and specialists join your team, work in your repositories, tools and rituals, and take direction from you. You get the skills you are missing without waiting on a long hiring cycle.
They share what they know as they go, through pairing, reviews and documentation, so the capability stays with you.
Need general engineering staffing rather than AI or fintech specialists? Our sister company D3 Engineers ↗ places engineers on your team.
Builds and improves LLM features: prompts, retrieval, tool use and the code around them.
Full-stack work that turns an LLM capability into a product people can use.
Pipelines, storage, deployment and monitoring that keep LLM systems running reliably.
Owns test sets, metrics and review processes, and keeps quality visible as the system changes.
General engineering capacity for the rest of your roadmap, the same way we already staff engineering teams.
Start with one person or a small group, and adjust the mix as your needs change.
What the work is, which skills it needs, and how you would like to collaborate.
We propose someone suited to the work and your team, and you meet them first.
They join your channels, backlog and standups, and start on your priorities.
Regular check-ins on the work and the fit, and room to change the shape of the engagement.
We agree how quality will be judged before we build, so “better” means something.
The smallest thing that could work, tested on real data, before anything ambitious.
Where a mistake is costly, a person reviews the model’s work, and the system is built to make that easy.
Latency and spend are design constraints from day one, not surprises after launch.
Built in-house: Azia AI, a virtual try-on product that puts generative image models to work in a browser extension, account gallery and dashboard.
See Azia AI →