Services / Managed AI operations

AI and platform operations as a service.

We monitor your agents, run your evaluation set, watch cost and token budgets, apply model updates and handle incidents. Every month you receive a report on quality, cost and what changed. A core team leads, and dedicated engineers join where the work needs them.

01 / Problems

Problems we solve

These are the situations that bring teams to a monthly operations service.

02 / What is included

What a monthly service covers

Six parts that repeat every month. The cover hours are written per client, because they depend on how your operation runs.

03 / A month with us

The monthly cadence

The same four steps every month, so quality and cost are on record and nothing waits for a complaint.

  1. Monitor

    We watch traces, drift, latency and spend through the month and handle alerts through the runbook.

  2. Evaluate

    We run the evaluation set, compare the results with last month and look at the cases where people and the agent disagree.

  3. Update

    We apply model, dependency and security updates through the same pipelines as the first release, after they pass the gate.

  4. Report and review

    You receive the report, and a short review with the use-case owner ends in the next change to test.

04 / How we start

How we start

An onboarding month comes first. Plan and quote follow a first conversation.

  1. Review what runs

    We inventory the agents, models, endpoints and the platform around them, and read the existing traces.

  2. Agree scope and budgets

    We agree what we operate, the budgets per use case, the alerts and the cover hours.

  3. Write runbooks and the test set

    We write the runbooks and build or extend the evaluation set from your own cases.

  4. First monthly report

    The first report sets the baseline for quality and cost per task.

FAQ

Questions we hear first

What is in a month?

Monitoring, one evaluation run, a review of budgets and cost per task, model updates when they are due, incident response and the monthly report.

Do you operate systems you did not build?

Yes. The onboarding month reviews what runs today, and we agree in writing what we operate.

What are the cover hours?

They are written per client in the agreement, because they depend on what your operation needs. We do not publish standard response times.

Can we take it back?

Yes. Everything is code and documentation in your repositories, so your own team can take over at any time.

How do we start?

With a first call and a written scope, followed by the onboarding month.

Next step

Who keeps your agents healthy?

Tell us what you run in production. We will say what a monthly service covers and what the onboarding month involves.

Currently accepting projects for Q4 2026