Production-Grade Agentic AI · Governance Native · Not Bolted On

From AI Sprawl
to Agentic Mesh

We design and deploy production agentic AI on the complete 10-component architecture — with AgentOps observability, MLOps evaluation pipelines, AIOps intelligence, and AI governance wired in from Day 1. Every agent observable. Every decision auditable. Every token costed.

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ISO 42001 EU AI Act NIST AI RMF MCP · A2A LangGraph · CrewAI · ADK Temporal · LangGraph OpenTelemetry Langfuse · RAGAS
010-Component Architecture
0AI OS Products Built
$0Cost Per Transaction (tracked)
0Governance Frameworks Aligned
0xValue vs Infrastructure Cost

80% Use GenAI.
80% See No P&L Impact.

Enterprises aren't short on AI ambition. They're drowning in AI sprawl — disconnected pilots, duplicated infrastructure, zero shared domain knowledge, no governance. Gartner: 40% of agentic AI projects will be cancelled by 2027 without governance.

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AI Sprawl
Where most enterprises are stuck
Every use case built in isolation — separate models, integrations, governance
Domain knowledge recreated from scratch for each pilot
No standard protocol for agent-to-agent communication
Observability absent — agents running blind, costs invisible
Governance bolted on after the fact — or not at all
Costs scale linearly: 15 pilots manageable. 50 aren't.
Hallucination risk unchecked in production decisions
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Agentic Mesh
What we build for you
Domain knowledge encoded once, shared across all agents
Standardized 10-component architecture — consistent, composable
Open protocols: MCP (agent↔tools) + A2A (agent↔agent)
AgentOps observability native — full trace, cost, audit from Day 1
AI governance wired in: ISO 42001 · EU AI Act · NIST AI RMF
Costs flatten as use cases compound — second agent is cheaper than first
Evaluation gates: hallucination rate tracked, domain accuracy verified

The 10-Component Agent Architecture

Every production agent we build implements all ten components. Miss one and your agent is a demo, not a product. Each component is independently auditable, replaceable, and observable.

01 / CORE
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Agent (LLM Core)
The LLM decision engine. Model selection, prompt engineering, context management. LLM-agnostic design — swap models without rewiring the system.
Claude · GPT-4o · Gemini
02 / PLANNING
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Planner
Task decomposition, goal sequencing, tool selection per step. Hybrid: LLM handles ambiguity; deterministic rules handle regulated decisions.
LangGraph · ReAct · CoT
03 / INTEGRATION
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Tools (MCP)
Standardized API access via Model Context Protocol. Agents discover tools dynamically. 50+ managed MCP servers. Domain-specific tool registries per vertical.
MCP · REST · GraphQL
04 / PERSISTENCE
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Memory
Working memory (context window, compressed) + long-term memory (vector store, episodic). Memory tiering controls cost. Temporal versioning for domain rules.
Pinecone · Redis · PostgreSQL
05 / KNOWLEDGE
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Retrieval (RAG)
Domain-tuned hybrid retrieval: semantic embeddings + keyword + structured filters. Citation tracking on every chunk. Sub-200ms latency budgets.
Weaviate · LlamaIndex · HyDE
06 / CONTROL
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Orchestration
Durable workflow engine with stateful directed graph, error recovery, retry logic, parallel execution, circuit breakers. Human-in-loop gates at configurable checkpoints.
Temporal · LangGraph · ADK
07 / RUNTIME
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Execution Loop
Observe → Think → Act → Evaluate. Hard loop limits prevent runaway costs. Checkpoint after every Act step. Cost tracked per iteration.
ReAct · MRKL · Tree-of-Thought
08 / SAFETY
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Guardrails
Policy enforcement, PII detection, hallucination blocking, domain-specific validation rules. Wraps every agent output before it becomes an action. Kill switch integration.
NeMo · Lakera · Custom Rules
09 / QUALITY
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Evaluation
Task success rate, hallucination rate, tool accuracy, domain accuracy, latency vs SLA, cost per execution. Continuous eval — not a quarterly review.
Langfuse · LangSmith · RAGAS
10 / VISIBILITY
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Observability
Full prompt logging (PII masked), tool call tracing, reasoning trace, output + eval results, cost attribution. OpenTelemetry foundation. Compliance audit export.
OTel · Langfuse · Grafana
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Integration Layer: MCP (agent ↔ tools) + A2A (agent ↔ agent)
Open standards donated to the Linux Foundation. Microsoft, Google, AWS, Salesforce, SAP, ServiceNow all running A2A in production. No vendor lock-in by design.

If You Can't See It,
You Can't Trust It

Most AI demos skip observability. In production it's the difference between an agent you trust and one you fear. We deploy the full observability stack from Day 1 — tracing, cost metering, guardrail events, audit trail, multi-tenant dashboards.

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Execution Tracing
Full dynamic call tree per agent task. Every span, every hop, every LLM call, every tool invocation — with timestamps and latency. OpenTelemetry foundation.
OTel spanscall graphlatency P99
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Cost Metering
Token consumption attributed at every level — per LLM call, per agent, per task, per session, per customer tenant. Cost attribution tree decomposed correctly.
input tokensoutput tokenscost/tx
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LLM Call Logging
Full prompt + response captured (PII masked before storage). Model version, temperature, parameters, latency per call. Framework-agnostic via LLM proxy layer.
prompt logPII maskmodel ver
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Guardrail Event Capture
Every output flagged, every rule triggered, every modification made, every human escalation — logged with rule ID, rationale, and outcome. Exportable for compliance audit.
guard eventsrule triggersaudit export
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Evaluation Pipeline
Continuous evaluation — not a quarterly review. Task success rate, hallucination rate (RAGAS), tool accuracy, domain accuracy. Agents that test agents.
hallucination %domain accRAGAS
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Memory Observability
What was written to long-term memory, what was retrieved, how memory is growing per tenant. Flags agents accumulating context without compression.
mem writesretrieval costgrowth rate
ARTlligence AgentOps — Live Trace Stream
09:14:02.001 INFO [orchestrator] tx_id=bos_9821 initiated — deal: unit_407_buyer_ramesh
09:14:02.140 INFO [rera_agent] RAG retrieval — query: GujRERA proj HPPL-2024-1198 chunks=6 latency=142ms
09:14:02.290 COST [rera_agent] loop_1: input=3,240tok output=480tok cost=$0.0091
09:14:02.410 OK [rera_agent] compliance: PASS — project registered, possession date valid, RERA cert attached
09:14:02.501 INFO [finance_agent] GST calc — unit_value=₹82,00,000 slab=5% (under-construction)
09:14:02.610 OK [finance_agent] TDS 194-IA: ₹82,000 (1%) — 26QB prefilled — deterministic engine, no LLM
09:14:02.780 INFO [doc_agent] generating allotment_letter.pdf — template: standard_v4
09:14:02.940 GUARD [guardrail] output validated — amount_check: PASS clause_check: PASS citation_check: PASS
09:14:03.020 EVAL hallucination_score: 0.00 domain_accuracy: 1.00 task_success: PASS
09:14:03.101 COST tx_total: input=9,840tok output=2,210tok cost=$0.031 latency=1.1s
09:14:03.200 OK tx_id=bos_9821 COMPLETE — docs: 3 generated, 0 escalations, audit_log: written
09:14:03.310 INFO [orchestrator] memory write — buyer_profile updated, deal_state persisted to long-term store

Model Lifecycle, End-to-End

Every model in production is versioned, evaluated, monitored, and continuously improved. We don't deploy models. We operate them.

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Data Prep
Corpus design, chunking, embedding, freshness policy
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Fine-Tune
LoRA, domain adaptation, instruction tuning per vertical
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Evaluate
RAGAS, hallucination rate, domain accuracy gates
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Deploy
Blue/green, canary, shadow mode — zero-downtime rollout
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Monitor
Drift detection, latency SLA, cost per inference
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Retrain
Feedback loops, failure analysis, continuous improvement

Governance Native,
Not Bolted On

Gartner warns 40% of organizations will face security incidents from unauthorized AI agents by 2030. In regulated industries, demonstrable control over automated systems is not optional — it's the license to operate. We wire governance in at Day 1.

ISO 42001
AI Management System (AIMS)
The international standard for AI management systems. We implement the full AIMS lifecycle: context of organization, risk assessment, objective setting, operational controls.
Clause 6: AI risk assessment and treatment
Clause 8: AI system impact assessment
Clause 9: Performance evaluation — monitoring, audit
Annex A: Organizational controls for responsible AI
Annex B: AI system supply chain controls
EU AI Act
Risk-Based Compliance
Full risk classification per Article 9: unacceptable risk prohibition, high-risk system controls, transparency obligations. Conformity assessments and post-market monitoring.
Article 9: Risk management system — documented and live
Article 13: Transparency and provision of information
Article 14: Human oversight — enforced at orchestration layer
Article 17: Quality management system alignment
High-risk system registration and conformity documentation
NIST AI RMF
AI Risk Management Framework
Structured implementation across all four NIST AI RMF core functions. Trustworthiness dimensions mapped to observable system properties with measurement plans.
GOVERN: AI risk policies, roles, accountability structures
MAP: Context identification, risk categorization
MEASURE: Risk analysis, tracking, evaluation metrics
MANAGE: Treatment priorities, response plans, residual risk
Trustworthiness: valid, reliable, safe, fair, explainable
Governance-as-Code
Enforced at Runtime
Compliance rules are not in a manual — they're in the system, enforced at runtime, version-controlled, and auditable. Every guardrail rule has a state machine. Immutable audit log.
NeMo Guardrails with domain-specific rulesets
Lakera Guard for prompt injection + PII protection
Kill switch integration — instant agent pause capability
Human-in-loop gates at every high-stakes decision point
Temporal signals for durable HITL approval workflows

Every Sector. Production-Ready.

20 AI Operating Systems built on the 10-component architecture — each with a live dashboard and full business case. These are reference implementations that become your client's production system.

Every OS is a reference implementation — not a demo
Built on the 10-component architecture. Your sector's system becomes production-ready in 12 weeks.
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The 7-Layer Platform
That Makes It Real

The 20 OS products show what's possible. This is the production platform that turns any of them into a system a CTO will stake their operations on — with durable orchestration, evaluation gates, full observability, and enterprise-grade security built in.

7-Layer Production Stack

L7
Enterprise Presentation
React · Next.js · SSO
L6
Agent API Gateway
FastAPI · RBAC · Rate Limiting
L5
Workflow Orchestration
Temporal · LangGraph · ADK
L4
Agent Runtime
NeMo Guardrails · RAGAS · Token Budgets
L3
Model & Tool Layer
Claude · Gemini · MCP Connectors
L2
Data & Integration Layer
Kafka · PostgreSQL · SAP · Salesforce
L1
Observability Foundation
Langfuse · OpenTelemetry · Audit Log

What separates demos from production

Temporal.io orchestration: Durable workflows that survive crashes. Human-in-the-loop gates that pause and wait for real approvals. Every decision replayable.
RAGAS evaluation gates: Faithfulness threshold >0.92 blocks every deployment. 5% of live outputs evaluated continuously. Quality degradation caught in 24h, not at client review.
MCP enterprise integrations: Live connections to SAP, Salesforce, SharePoint, ServiceNow — not mock data. Real workflows on real enterprise systems.
LLMOps observability: Every LLM call traced — input, output, model, tokens, cost, latency. Cost attribution per agent, per workflow, per tenant. Real-time anomaly alerts.
12-week delivery: Weeks 1–2: discovery + data architecture. 3–4: platform foundation. 5–8: agent build with quality gates. 9–10: load testing. 11–12: production launch.
Open Full Platform Architecture ↗ Book a Technical Deep-Dive 14 sections · Temporal HITL patterns · RAGAS eval pipeline · cost architecture · 12-week roadmap

How We Work With You

Three engagement models — from rapid proof of value to full enterprise platform delivery. All engagements include governance, evaluation, and observability from Day 1.

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AI OS Implementation
12 weeks · £200K–£400K
Take any of the 20 AI OS products and deploy it in your environment, connected to your data, configured to your governance requirements. The fastest path from "we saw the demo" to "we're running it in production."
Choose your sector OS — 20 reference implementations available
Weeks 1–2: discovery, data architecture, integration feasibility
Weeks 3–4: platform foundation — Temporal, Langfuse, MCP connectors
Weeks 5–8: agents built and evaluated — golden dataset quality gates
Weeks 9–12: load testing, canary deployment, production launch
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Custom Agentic Platform
16–24 weeks · £500K–£1.2M
Bespoke multi-agent system designed for your specific use cases — built on the 10-component architecture. For organisations with complex workflows, proprietary data models, or regulatory requirements that need custom agent design.
Deep discovery: stakeholder workshops, data archaeology, risk mapping
Custom agent contract design — inputs, outputs, evaluation criteria
Enterprise integrations: SAP, Oracle, bespoke ERPs via MCP
Full governance framework: ISO 42001, EU AI Act, NIST AI RMF
30-day post-launch hypercare + 12-month improvement retainer
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Proof of Value Sprint
4 weeks · £40K–£80K
Not a demo — a working agent connected to your live data, evaluated against your domain, with full observability. Designed to give your CTO the evidence they need to make an informed build decision, not just a business case.
2 agents built — highest-value use case identified in Week 1
Connected to 1–2 live data sources via MCP
Golden dataset built with your domain experts (30–50 cases)
RAGAS evaluation score delivered — quality proven, not asserted
Architecture decision document: what full build requires

Let's Talk About
Your AI OS

Tell us your sector and your biggest operational pain point. We'll come prepared with a relevant OS demo, an integration assessment, and a realistic path to production.