Custom AI Agents

AI agents that work through defined business tasks.

Build an assistant that can interpret a request, choose from approved tools and prepare an action for review. We define the agent’s task, permissions and stopping conditions before connecting it to business systems.

An agent chooses among approved lookup, reading and drafting tools to prepare a service request. The proposed action stops for employee review.

Service scope

Give an agent a clear task and the tools to complete it.

Use this service when a task involves interpreting a request and choosing between several permitted actions. We design the agent around a specific outcome, the systems it can use and the point where a person should take over.

A defined task and stopping point

Describe what the agent should achieve, the context it needs and what a completed task looks like. Decide when it should ask a question, stop or hand the work to an employee.

We agree representative tasks and difficult cases before building, rather than giving the agent an open-ended instruction to run the business.

Tools with explicit permissions

Connect selected functions such as finding a customer record, reading a request or preparing a draft. Validate tool inputs and outputs and limit the records and actions each connection can reach.

Actions such as sending a message or updating a live record follow the approval rules agreed for that task.

Evaluation and operational control

Test the agent’s decisions across representative requests, missing information and tool failures. Review both the final result and the actions it took to reach it.

Include execution history, time and usage limits, and a way for an operator to interrupt or take over a task.

Where it fits

Illustrative project examples. The work included is agreed for your project.

Service-request preparation

An agent reads a new request, looks up permitted account information and prepares a proposed next step. An employee reviews the recommendation before any agreed consequential action.

Enquiry research and drafting

An agent gathers context from approved internal systems, identifies missing information and prepares a response draft. It hands uncertain cases back to the team with the evidence it used.

What you receive

An agent with a task, a toolset and a testable outcome.

The written proposal defines the deliverables and acceptance checks for your engagement. A typical implementation includes the following.

  1. Agent specification

    The task boundary, permitted tools, access rules, approval points and stopping conditions.

  2. Agent implementation

    The agreed agent logic and tool connections, plus a way to review its proposed work and execution history.

  3. Evaluation pack

    Representative tasks with expected outcomes, tool-use checks and failure scenarios, including cases that should stop or escalate.

  4. Operator handover

    Instructions for running, reviewing and stopping tasks, usage limits and ownership of future model or tool changes.

What helps us scope the work

Bring examples of the task, the decisions a person makes today and the software they use. We check whether suitable interfaces and permissions exist before promising a tool connection.

Questions about Custom AI Agents.

Will the agent act without review?

Approval requirements are part of the scope. We identify actions that may run automatically and those that must wait for a person.

Can an agent use our existing software?

Where suitable interfaces and permissions exist. We confirm access, licensing and operational constraints before committing to an integration.

How do you judge whether it works?

Use agreed examples, expected tool calls and stopping conditions. We examine incorrect actions and exception handling alongside successful tasks.

Discuss your project.

Tell us about the work, the people involved and the outcome you need. We will agree an appropriate next step.

Discuss your project