Service

AI Agents

Agents here are constrained workers: they plan steps, call approved tools, and stop for review when the risk crosses a threshold you define.

Problems this work usually addresses

  • Multi-step busywork spans email, CRM, and internal tickets
  • Open-ended agents take irreversible actions
  • Nobody can explain why an agent did what it did

Who benefits most

Product and ops teams that need multi-step assistance with an explicit tool allowlist and an audit trail.

Typical outcomes

  • Automate multi-step tasks with tool use
  • Keep humans in the loop where risk is high
  • Instrument agent behavior for debugging

Technical approach

01

Discovery

We define the job, allowed tools, stop conditions, and escalation paths. Anything that spends money or emails customers starts gated.

02

Design & architecture

Agent graphs or state machines keep plans inspectable. Tool schemas are strict. Memory is intentional, not infinite.

03

Build, test, and handoff

We test failure modes—missing data, tool timeouts, contradictory instructions—before widening autonomy.

Architecture considerations

A planner proposes steps; an executor calls typed tools; a supervisor records state. High-impact tools require confirmation. Transcripts are stored for review.

Security

Tool credentials are scoped. Agents cannot invent new tools at runtime. Customer-facing sends require approval until confidence is proven.

Scaling

Concurrency is capped. Long-running work moves to queues. We measure success by completed jobs and override rates, not by how ‘autonomous’ the agent looks.

InterfacesWeb apps, portals, admin consolesApplication servicesAuth, domain rules, validation, jobsData & eventsPostgres, object storage, audit logsIntegrationsCRM, email, payments, model APIs

Technology stack

TypeScript agentsTool APIsDurable job stateLLM providersAdmin consoles

Common challenges

  • Prompt injection through untrusted documents
  • Tool loops that burn budget
  • Operators needing a kill switch

Frequently asked questions

How autonomous should the first agent be?

Conservative. Draft, classify, and prepare—then wait for a human on anything irreversible. Autonomy widens after override patterns are boring.

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