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Industry Practices

AI agent programs for operations- and engineering-heavy work

Five practices carry our deepest reference architectures — healthcare, semiconductor, predictive maintenance, process automation and document operations. They are where we start, not where we stop: the same delivery model applies to materials simulation, architecture and AEC, digital building twins, and any other domain where the work is technical, exception-heavy or spread across systems that do not talk to each other.

▸ WHAT A NAMED AGENT IS

Each vertical has a named agent system — a reusable architecture, evaluation harness, and integration pattern we have built for that domain. It is not a product you license. Every engagement starts from one of these and is rebuilt around your data, your systems, and your compliance constraints. You own the deployment and the source.

Not one of the five? The delivery model is the same — tell us the workflow.

01Established Practices

Pick the operation that looks like yours

Each practice page carries the agent architecture, the systems it connects to, how the work is phased, and where the published baselines sit.

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Healthcare

MedAgent

Give clinicians their documentation time back

Clinical support and documentation acceleration for high-throughput care teams.

Connects to

EHR (FHIR/HL7)LISPACS
See the MedAgent architecture
02 / 05

Semiconductor

ChipSense

Find the defect and its root cause before the lot ships

Defect detection and yield optimization for advanced manufacturing lines.

Connects to

MESFDCMetrology & inspection
See the ChipSense architecture
03 / 05

Predictive Maintenance

MaintainAI

Catch equipment failure before it stops the line

Failure prediction and maintenance scheduling for asset-heavy operations.

Connects to

IoT sensorsSCADA/PLCCMMS
See the MaintainAI architecture
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Process Automation

FlowAgent

Handle the exceptions your RPA bots hand back

Cross-system workflow orchestration with exception handling and approvals.

Connects to

ERPTicketingExisting RPA bots
See the FlowAgent architecture
05 / 05

Document Intelligence

DocuMind

Turn unstructured documents into checked, structured data

Extraction, classification, and decision support across unstructured content.

Connects to

DMSMailboxesERP/AP
See the DocuMind architecture
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Beyond the five

The practices above are where our reference architectures are deepest — they are not the limit of what we build. Multi-agent systems are a method, not an industry, and the same delivery model applies wherever the work is technical, exception-heavy, or spread across systems that do not talk to each other.

Domains we build for

  • Materials simulation
  • Architecture & AEC
  • Digital building twins
02Shared Delivery Model

Every practice is delivered the same way

The domain knowledge changes. The method, the artifacts, and the handover do not.

01

Diagnose

Map workflows, constraints, and baseline KPIs to identify highest-value opportunities.

Output — Bottleneck map, KPI baseline, and ranked opportunity list

02

Design

Define agent roles, escalation logic, data pathways, and governance controls.

Output — Agent architecture, rollout blueprint, and pilot scope

03

Deploy

Launch into production with integration, evaluation, and enablement for frontline and leadership teams.

Output — Go-live plan with measurable milestones and named owners

04

Optimize

Track performance, reduce costs, and improve quality through ongoing tuning cycles.

Output — KPI dashboard and tracked gains in speed, quality, and cost

Engagement models, what each phase includes, and the published price ranges are set out on pricing, and the governance and control model on governance.

03Get Started

Bring one workflow you want fixed

Send us the workflow, its monthly volume, and the systems it touches. We will tell you whether an agent system is the right answer for it, the agent shape we would propose, and roughly what it would take.

No commitment · We reply within one business day

▸ WHAT THE FIRST CALL COVERS

  • The workflow as it runs today, and where it breaks
  • Whether an agent system is the right tool — including when it is not
  • The agent shape we would propose, and the systems it would touch
  • An engagement range and what we would need from your team