Interview operations, support, finance, and engineering stakeholders to capture domain challenges, constraints, and measurable success metrics.
Success metrics: first response time, manual touches, escalation rate, quote cycle time.Client challenge to production AI agent
A deeper portfolio view of how OpsDesk AI would be delivered with client teams: discovery, scalable agent design, LLM prototyping, RAG with pgvector, reliability, ROI, and reusable deployment components.
Delivery lifecycle
How the build moves from client discovery into production operations.
Convert business requirements into an agentic architecture with clear tools, memory policy, retrieval scope, human approval gates, and audit events.
Output: agent blueprint, risk register, data contracts, guardrails.Build LLM agents with prompt structures, orchestration logic, RAG retrieval, vector search, deterministic validators, and replayable evaluations.
Stack: AI SDK boundary, pg-boss jobs, pgvector, Drizzle, structured outputs.Move from proof-of-concept to production by tracking reliability, latency, cost, feedback, rollout cohorts, and measurable ROI.
SLOs: 99.5% job completion, p95 under 2s for retrieval, zero autonomous commitments.Prompted workers with retrieval, memory, and validation.
The agentic framework is deliberately modular: each worker has a prompt contract, tool permissions, structured output schema, retrieval policy, and audit trail.
Knowledge that can be measured.
Production mode stores support playbooks, policies, ticket history, and document extracts as embedded chunks. Retrieval is logged with source metadata so every AI answer can cite the evidence it used.
Reusable deployment components
Framework pieces that make the next client deployment faster.