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AI That Solves Real Problems, Not Just Demos

Production-grade AI integration for applications that need to work reliably at scale. OpenAI, Anthropic Claude, LangChain, RAG systems, and ML pipelines — built with the same quality standards as every other production feature.

What We Build

The gap between a working AI demo and a production AI feature is enormous. Production means proper error handling when APIs time out. It means cost management when thousands of users are making requests. It means latency optimization so the feature feels responsive. It means monitoring so you know when something breaks. Creatos DaaS approaches AI engineering with the same production-quality standards applied to all development work. The result: AI features that deliver measurable business value, not just impressive prototypes that break under real-world conditions.

LLM API Integration

Integrating OpenAI, Anthropic Claude, or other LLM providers into your existing products. Prompt engineering, streaming responses, function calling, and proper error handling for production-scale usage.

RAG System Development

Retrieval Augmented Generation systems that ground AI responses in your specific data. Knowledge base search, documentation assistants, and conversational AI that provides accurate, cited answers.

AI-Powered Chatbots

Intelligent conversational interfaces for customer support, sales assistance, internal knowledge management, and product documentation. Built to handle edge cases gracefully and escalate appropriately.

ML Pipeline Deployment

Taking trained machine learning models from notebooks to production. Feature engineering, model serving infrastructure, monitoring for drift, and automated retraining pipelines.

Intelligent Automation

Workflow automation powered by AI. Document processing, classification, extraction, summarization, and routing that reduces manual effort on repetitive tasks.

AI Feature Prototyping

Rapid proof-of-concept development to validate AI feature ideas before committing to full production implementation. De-risk your AI investment with a working prototype in 1-2 weeks.

Technologies We Use

OpenAI (GPT-4)Anthropic ClaudeLangChainPineconeWeaviateChromaDBHugging Face

Working with a technology not listed here? Our expertise spans a wide range of frameworks, languages, and platforms. Discuss your stack →

Our Approach

1

Use Case Validation

Before building anything, validate that AI is the right solution for the problem. Not every feature needs AI, and not every AI approach fits every use case. Honest assessment saves time and budget.

2

Prototype First

Build a working proof-of-concept in 1-2 weeks to validate feasibility, cost, and quality before committing to full production implementation.

3

Cost-Optimized Architecture

Design for cost efficiency from the start. Model selection, caching strategies, prompt optimization, and batch processing to keep API costs predictable and manageable.

4

Production Hardening

Error handling, rate limiting, fallback strategies, latency optimization, and monitoring. Production AI features need to handle the real world gracefully.

5

Measurement and Iteration

Define success metrics before launch and instrument the feature to track them. AI features improve with data, so build the feedback loop from day one.

What You Get

  • Production-ready AI feature integrations in your application codebase
  • RAG system implementations with vector database configuration
  • Prompt engineering libraries with tested, optimized prompts
  • AI feature documentation including architecture decisions and cost projections
  • Monitoring dashboards for AI feature performance, cost, and quality metrics
  • Cost modeling with projected per-user AI costs
  • Prototype demonstrations for stakeholder validation

Timeline Expectations

AI feature prototype

1-2 weeks

LLM API integration

1-3 weeks

RAG system development

3-6 weeks

ML pipeline deployment

4-8 weeks

Full AI product feature

4-12 weeks

Ideal For

  • Startups building AI-powered products that need production-quality engineering behind the models
  • Companies adding AI features (search, recommendations, automation) to existing SaaS products
  • Teams that have built AI prototypes and need help getting them production-ready
  • Organizations exploring AI-driven automation for manual, repetitive processes
  • Agencies with client AI requests that need specialist engineering capability

Frequently Asked Questions

API costs vary significantly by model, usage pattern, and optimization. A well-optimized chat feature might cost $0.01-$0.05 per conversation. A document analysis pipeline might cost $0.10-$0.50 per document. Cost modeling is part of every AI engagement to ensure you understand the economics before committing to production.
Each has strengths. OpenAI's GPT-4 excels at reasoning and general tasks. Claude handles longer documents and has strong safety features. Open-source models (via Hugging Face) offer cost savings for specialized tasks. Many production systems use multiple models for different purposes. The right choice depends on your use case, budget, and data sensitivity requirements.
Yes. For sensitive data, self-hosted open-source models can be deployed on your own infrastructure. This approach has higher upfront cost but eliminates data transfer concerns. Hybrid architectures that use local models for sensitive data and cloud APIs for general tasks are also common.
All production AI features include guardrails: confidence scoring, source citation (for RAG systems), human escalation paths, and monitoring for quality degradation. The goal is not to prevent all errors but to manage them gracefully and improve over time.
Yes. Prompt optimization is a common standalone engagement. Better prompts can dramatically improve output quality, reduce hallucinations, and lower costs by reducing token usage.

Ready to Build AI Features That Work in Production?

Whether you need a prototype to validate an idea or production engineering for an AI feature, the discovery call is where we assess the feasibility, costs, and right approach for your use case.