Claude & the Anthropic API
Claude Enterprise deployments, Anthropic API integration, and agents built on the models your license already pays for.
Explore →Every skill below is one our forward-deployed engineers have shipped to production — not a logo wall. Agentic AI on top, Kubernetes-grade foundations underneath. If it's on this page, we'll put it to work in your stack in weeks.
Agents that plan, reason, and act across your real systems — designed, shipped, and kept alive in production.
Claude Enterprise deployments, Anthropic API integration, and agents built on the models your license already pays for.
Explore →MCP servers and clients that give your agents governed, auditable access to real enterprise systems.
Explore →Systems of specialized agents that hand off, verify each other, and escalate to humans — running reliably in production.
Explore →Stateful, durable agent graphs — checkpointing, human interrupts, and production deployment done properly.
Explore →LangChain in production: lean chains, real retrieval, and the discipline the framework doesn't enforce for you.
Explore →Eval suites that prove your agents work — before your users prove they don't.
Explore →Agents that safely act — schema design, permissioning, and execution layers for real side effects.
Explore →Approval gates, review queues, and escalation flows that let agents automate 95% and route the risky 5% to people.
Explore →Prompts as engineered, versioned, eval-gated artifacts — not folklore in a shared doc.
Explore →Claude Code and agentic development workflows that multiply engineering throughput — governed, measured, and real.
Explore →Whole business workflows — intake to resolution — handed to agents, with judgment steps automated, not just the clicks.
Explore →Your fragmented, messy data — connected, cleaned, and wired into retrieval that makes agents actually know your business.
RAG pipelines grounded in your real documents — with citations, evals, and answers your compliance team can live with.
Explore →pgvector, Pinecone, Weaviate, Qdrant — chosen for your workload, tuned for recall and latency, run like real infrastructure.
Explore →Search that understands meaning — embedding pipelines, hybrid retrieval, and reranking tuned on your queries.
Explore →The pipelines that feed your agents — ingestion, normalization, and freshness from systems that were never meant to talk.
Explore →The database under everything — schema design, performance, pgvector, and operations that hold at scale.
Explore →Event backbones for agentic systems — Kafka pipelines that feed agents fresh data and absorb their output safely.
Explore →The Kubernetes-grade foundations under everything we ship — the reason our deployments survive contact with production.
Production Kubernetes — cluster architecture, workload hardening, and the platform discipline that makes AI deployments survive.
Explore →Charts your team can actually maintain — packaging, templating discipline, and release automation for Kubernetes.
Explore →Infrastructure as code that stays true — module architecture, state discipline, and drift-free cloud environments.
Explore →AWS architecture with adult supervision — landing zones, EKS, serverless, and bills that stop growing on autopilot.
Explore →GKE-first cloud architecture — Google Cloud platforms built by people who know why GKE is the best-run Kubernetes money rents.
Explore →AKS platforms and Azure OpenAI deployments inside the enterprise boundary your compliance team already governs.
Explore →Images built right — small, secure, reproducible — and the container workflows that everything else stands on.
Explore →The cluster state lives in git, deploys are pull requests, and rollback is a revert — deployment as a controlled system.
Explore →Pipelines that are fast, trusted, and boring — GitHub Actions and friends engineered like the production systems they are.
Explore →OpenTelemetry, Prometheus, Grafana — plus LLM-native tracing, so you debug systems instead of guessing at them.
Explore →Istio and friends, deployed for reasons instead of résumés — mTLS, traffic control, and cross-service visibility.
Explore →The operational discipline that keeps models fast, governed, and affordable after launch day.
The operational layer for LLM systems — versioning, evals, cost control, and incident response for model-driven software.
Explore →Classical ML operations done right — pipelines, registries, monitoring, and retraining for models that predict rather than chat.
Explore →Inference infrastructure — vLLM, autoscaling, low-latency serving, and self-hosted models inside your boundary.
Explore →GPU fleets that earn their invoice — scheduling, utilization, and capacity strategy on Kubernetes and cloud.
Explore →LoRA, distillation, and preference tuning — applied when evals prove the need, not when the hype does.
Explore →Prompt injection defense, agent permissioning, and the security architecture that lets AI systems pass real review.
Explore →Governance that ships — audit trails, human oversight, and EU AI Act readiness built into the system, not the binder.
Explore →Frontier models inside your AWS boundary — Bedrock agents, knowledge bases, and governance through the IAM you already audit.
Explore →Senior software engineering — the languages and backend craft that everything above it depends on.
Production Python — typed, tested, fast where it counts — for the AI systems and services the ecosystem runs on.
Explore →Type-safe services and full-stack product engineering — the language of your frontend, backend, and half the agent ecosystem.
Explore →The language of cloud infrastructure — high-concurrency services, operators, and CLIs that deploy as one binary and just run.
Explore →The backend craft under every system we ship — API design, data modeling, auth, and services that hold under load.
Explore →A catalogue is only proof of breadth. Delivery happens through six focused services — forward deployed engineering, agentic systems, productionization, data & RAG, Kubernetes platforms, and AI governance — each staffed by engineers who hold the skills on this page.
Tell us the workflow and the stack. A forward-deployed engineer will show you what shipping it in weeks looks like.
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