Narrow on purpose. Each of these carries the operational weight that usually gets
deferred until it's expensive.
01 / AI SYSTEMS Assistants that cite their sources
Retrieval-grounded agents that refuse when the answer isn't in the corpus. Graded against a fixed question set before anyone sees them, and red-teamed for prompt injection because a crawled corpus is an attack surface.
02 / SOFTWARE Applications and the platform beneath them
Web applications, internal tools, and integrations — with the networking, identity, secrets, and deployment pipeline built in the same engagement rather than bolted on before launch.
03 / AUTOMATION Work that stops being done by hand
Intake, triage, routing, reporting. The processes still running on spreadsheets, forwarded email, and someone's memory get turned into something durable and observable.
04 / ADVISORY Standards, review, and training
Architecture review, AI governance and gateway standards, and enablement for the engineers who inherit the work. Judgment transfers or the system decays.