We build it, we run it, your team owns it.

From the data source to the agent in production.

Most engagements end with a repo and a handover doc. Ours end with the system running, your people using it, and us still on the hook.

How we work:

One team across the whole path — architecture, ingestion, query, agents, and the months after.

Most AI projects deliver a proof of concept. Almost none survive contact with production. We only count the ones that do.

Two fronts

Take one, or both. The second gets much cheaper once the first exists.

01 · The foundation

Data platform

Data leaving the source and landing organised, incremental and queryable in your bucket. Four weeks to production, with your team trained to run it afterwards.

  • Lake architecture and IAM boundaries
  • Ingestion from every source, including the ones with no connector
  • Curated layer and self-service SQL
  • Notebooks, monitoring and new sources as you grow

02 · The outcome

AI in production

Agents and applications on frontier models, wired to the real data over MCP. If the data layer already exists, this front starts in week one.

  • Discovery: where AI moves the needle and where it doesn't
  • Agents with governed, read-only access
  • LLM applications, from prototype to production
  • Continuous evaluation: does the answer match the SQL?

The first four weeks

Concrete, in this order. Each week ends with something running. If your lake already exists, the clock starts at week 4.

  1. Week 1

    Discovery and architecture

    We inventory your sources, map the questions the business actually asks, and design the bucket layout and IAM boundaries around them. This is also where we decide where AI belongs — and where it doesn't.

    Architecture, access model, agent integration plan

  2. Weeks 2–3

    Pipelines

    Every source configured in Pipe — databases, APIs, spreadsheets — landing in your bucket as partitioned Parquet. Incremental, scheduled, monitored. We write the custom connectors you need.

    Ingestion running against production sources

  3. Week 3

    Query layer

    Lens on top of the lake: SQL for engineers, notebooks for analysts, plain English for everyone else. We build the first curated views and teach your team to build the rest.

    Self-service analytics, curated views, first training

  4. Week 4

    AI in production

    Claude, Cursor or your own agents connected over MCP with governed, read-only access. No retrieval pipeline, no vector store — the agent reads the same tables your analysts do, and we validate answer by answer against the SQL.

    Agents live, answers validated against real data

  5. Ongoing

    Operate and evolve

    We monitor the pipelines, onboard new sources as the business grows, tune queries, and keep the agents accurate as the models change. You make decisions; we keep the system standing.

    Monitoring, new sources, agent tuning, continuous training

Where to start

The full build, or one piece of it.

Data

  • Full platform

    Companies with no lake yet

    Architecture, every pipeline, query layer, two training sessions and 30 days of operational support. Production in four weeks.

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  • Custom connectors

    Sources nobody supports

    Singer-compatible taps for internal APIs, proprietary databases and SaaS tools with no connector. With incremental replication, schema discovery, tests and docs.

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  • ML and predictions

    Teams with data but no model

    Problem framing, data audit, feature engineering, training and evaluation — predictions land back in the lake as tables your team can query with SQL.

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  • Training

    Teams that want to own it

    Hands-on workshops on lake architecture, Pipe and Lens, and agent integration — run against your own data, not a toy dataset.

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AI

  • Agents in production

    Companies whose data is already in order

    From use case to running agent: scope, governed access over MCP, prompts and tools, and an evaluation battery that compares the agent's answer with the equivalent SQL.

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  • LLM application

    Companies with a product to build

    Building and shipping an application on frontier models — architecture, integration with your systems, observability, and the path to production.

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  • AI assessment and roadmap

    Companies deciding before they invest

    Two weeks looking at your processes and your data to say where AI pays for itself, where it doesn't, and in what order to build. Ends with a plan, not a report.

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