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Working model
Embedded engineers
Senior specialists
20+ years’ experience
Build towards
Your own capability
Workflow discoveryAI agentsSystems integrationSoftware architectureCloud deploymentTeam enablement

Engineers who learn your business.

Forward-deployed engineers work alongside your operators and technical team. They learn the process, build the integrations and stay involved through deployment and adoption.

That includes the details a demo can skip: permissions, exceptions, evaluations, operating costs and the moment a person needs to take over.

Meet the delivery model
An example workflow: assisted customer operations
request support ticket received
access permitted knowledge sources only
retrieve policy and account context
draft response with source references
review human approval required
approve operator confirms response
record decision and outcome logged

Illustrative sequence. The workflow, permissions and approval steps are defined with your team.

A foundation in systems that run.

Our engineering history spans DeFi, blockchain infrastructure, games and autonomous agents. Explore the production work behind our approach.

2025 — now

Autonomous agents

  • Eliza
  • TypeScript
  • Telegram Bot API

Agent runtimes for on-chain execution, with human escalation.

Our current line of work: agents that execute on-chain tasks unattended, paired with notification services that escalate to a human for the decisions that still need one.

2022 — 2023

OnXRP

  • XRPL
  • TypeScript
  • C# / Unity
  • Kubernetes

Wallet, KYC gateway and game client for an XRP Ledger ecosystem.

A full product surface on the XRP Ledger: a browser wallet, a KYC gateway for compliant onboarding, and a Unity game client with wallet authentication — plus the container and Kubernetes infrastructure the services run on.

2024

uSwap & DEX routing

  • TypeScript
  • EVM
  • Smart order routing

A DEX front end with its own smart order routing service.

A swap interface backed by a routing service we built and ran ourselves, so quote quality and uptime were never dependent on a third-party endpoint.

One workflow. Then a wider transformation.

Give the first deployment a clear owner and a measurable goal. Use what works to build the next.

  1. Understand the work

    Work with the people doing the job. Map the process, data, systems and exceptions. Agree on a baseline and choose one useful workflow with a business owner.

    Workflow and data-access map
  2. Build with your team

    Engineers and domain experts work together in a shared delivery loop. Connect the tools you already use, test against representative examples and involve users before the workflow goes live.

    Working prototype and reviewed integrations
  3. Prove it in production

    Set the permissions, human checkpoints, monitoring and recovery path. Release to a defined group, compare results with the baseline and decide what is ready to expand.

    Production release and go-live checklist
  4. Make it repeatable

    Turn useful integrations and evaluation methods into capabilities your team can maintain. Train users and technical owners, then prioritise the next workflow using what the first deployment taught us.

    Team training and operating runbooks