Agentic systems
Agents that gather organizational context, make plans, use tools, cross system boundaries, request approval, and return finished work—not just chat.
A software atelier · Yankton, South Dakota
We design and build the systems between a powerful model and a real business outcome: agents, evaluation, ML infrastructure, distributed compute, and the software that makes it all usable.
A model is the beginning. The product is everything required to trust it, operate it, improve it, and put it to work.
We work where product, applied AI, and infrastructure meet: context and retrieval, orchestration, tools, permissions, evaluation, observability, deployment, human approval, and the interfaces people actually use.
Agents that gather organizational context, make plans, use tools, cross system boundaries, request approval, and return finished work—not just chat.
Test sets, metrics, traces, failure analysis, and feedback loops that make model quality a product discipline instead of a demo-day opinion.
Systems that move from raw business data through modeling, training, evaluation, packaging, deployment, prediction, and monitoring.
GPU workloads, inference, orchestration, observability, cost control, distributed compute, and the blockchain rails beneath decentralized systems.
Designed an autonomous engineering funnel around organizational and code context: requests arrive from native work surfaces, the system plans and decomposes work across repositories, invokes specialized agents, preserves approvals and auditability, and returns results to the tools the team already uses.
Built an autonomous ML engineering system spanning data understanding, modeling strategy, training, evaluation, deployment, monitoring, and runtime reliability—used on real industrial prediction problems.
Worked in the emerging discipline of evaluating RAG and LLM systems: turning traces, test data, metrics, and observed failure modes into evidence teams can use to improve what they ship.
Built and led work across blockchain, distributed scheduling, peer-to-peer systems, browser and edge inference, Kubernetes, WASM, and globally distributed compute.
Shaped complex technical and operational requirements into durable product architecture—connecting data, workflows, infrastructure, and clear interfaces without flattening what makes the domain valuable.
The house specialty
The agent that works in a demo but fails in production. The model nobody can evaluate. The workflow split across six systems. The infrastructure that has to coordinate thousands—or millions—of machines. That’s where we do our best work.
What should the system do, for whom, under which conditions—and what would make it meaningfully better than the current way?
We turn the claim into scenarios, datasets, traces, metrics, and operational acceptance criteria before scale hides the problems.
Models, agents, tools, product surfaces, infrastructure, permissions, and observability move together into real use.
Production outcomes feed evaluation and iteration, so the system gets more reliable rather than merely more complicated.
We work with founders and technical teams on intelligent products where architecture, evaluation, infrastructure, and product judgment must happen together.
RadOps is our productized operating layer for teams whose workflows have outgrown spreadsheets and disconnected software—bringing data, decisions, automation, and human judgment together.
Appointments now open
Agentic product, evaluation stack, autonomous ML, distributed infrastructure, or a hard operating problem—we’ll help turn the ambitious version into the production version.
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