AI agents & automation
They don't just answer. They act.
Operational co-pilots that read e-mails, orders and documents, query company systems and complete repetitive tasks — with controlled tools, role-based permissions and a human in the loop where it matters. Agents designed to cut time and errors, not to impress in a demo.
In practice
Tools, not magic
The agent uses explicit tools — document search, ERP queries, draft sending, ticket creation — each with permissions, limits and logs. No generic access.
Orchestration
Multi-step flows with states, retries, timeouts and fallback to a person: built with LangChain and LangGraph, observable step by step.
Human-in-the-loop
Confidence thresholds and approvals: the agent proposes, the person decides where it matters. Every action is traced and reversible.
Measurement
Time saved, errors avoided, escalation rate: KPIs are defined before starting and read on dashboards, not told as stories.
Stack and technologies
- LangChain · LangGraph
- Open-weight models
- On-premise LLMs (Triton)
- Python
- ERP · CRM · ticketing APIs
- Docker
Project
Our approachFrom retrieval to action: the step after RAG
Co-pilots start from what we already run in production — the local RAG with LangChain on invoices and technical documentation — and add controlled tools: field extraction, cross-checks with the ERP, draft replies and requests ready for approval. Every action is logged; every critical decision goes through a person.
- Base
- local RAG · LangChain
- Tools
- documents · ERP · tickets
- Control
- role permissions · approvals
- Deployment
- on-premise or cloud
How we work
Four steps, always the same
- 01
Map of repetitive tasks and systems involved
- 02
Definition of tools, permissions and approval points
- 03
Prototype on a real flow, with time and error metrics
- 04
Gradual extension, monitoring, rule review
Frequently asked questions
Can an agent do damage?
Only if you let it. We design tools with minimal permissions, reversible actions, explicit limits and human approvals for everything critical; every step stays in the log.
How is it different from a chatbot?
A chatbot answers; an agent completes a task using tools: it reads an order, checks stock in the ERP, prepares the confirmation and submits it for sending.
Does it work on-premise?
Yes: the same agents can use local LLMs served with NVIDIA Triton, so data and actions stay inside your network.
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