Chatbots & knowledge assistants
Help employees or customers find answers in approved information. Define scope, reference sources and hand off to a person when the assistant cannot answer reliably.
MLAIA AI Agents & Voice Agents
Assistants that use your knowledge and systems, by text, by voice or through a talking avatar. Built with LangGraph, Amazon Bedrock and n8n, with clear permissions, measurable quality and human oversight.
From knowledge to action
Help employees or customers find answers in approved information. Define scope, reference sources and hand off to a person when the assistant cannot answer reliably.
Connect document intake, classification, extraction and follow-up to existing systems. Use deterministic steps where appropriate and explicit approval for consequential actions.
Retrieve relevant information before generating an answer. Build ingestion, indexing, retrieval and source citations around document permissions and freshness requirements.
Connect models that handle text, documents, images or audio. Design the surrounding APIs, structured outputs and evaluation for the actual task.
Develop prompts, tool instructions and output schemas against representative examples. Track quality, failure cases, latency and cost as the system changes.
Evaluate whether model adaptation improves domain language or task behavior beyond a prompt-and-retrieval baseline. Plan training data, held-out evaluation and deployment together.
Specialist topics
Our recent work includes a Hebrew and English voice assistant with a lip-synced avatar for a healthcare app, now in development, running Claude on Amazon Bedrock with Amazon Transcribe. Each topic page explains how we approach the build, what we measure and the questions to settle first.
Agents as explicit graphs: typed state, tool calling with limits, approval steps, retries and evaluation of every step.
LangGraph agents →Amazon Bedrock models and guardrails, AgentCore, Lambda and Step Functions, deployed in your account with least-privilege tools.
AI agents on AWS →Streaming speech-to-text, an agent with tools and natural voices, tuned for delay, interruption and Hebrew, on the web or the phone.
Voice agents →Talking faces lip-synced to the agent's voice, rendered in the browser or app, or streamed as photoreal video.
AI avatars →Workflows that connect forms, email, CRM and documents, with AI steps for classification and extraction, and people on the decisions.
n8n automation →Connected expertise
Connect transcription and speech generation to assistants and workflows. Evaluate domain vocabulary, language coverage, noise and end-to-end delay.
Explore voice agents →Prepare structured records and free text for approved uses. Define sensitive fields, masking rules, detection methods and residual-risk review before model access.
Explore sensitive-data workflows →Run inference close to the sensor when latency, connectivity or data movement matters. Match the model and processing pipeline to the device.
Explore sensing and on-device AI →A practical delivery path
Define users, inputs, permitted actions and a measurable business outcome.
Use representative examples to assess retrieval, prompts and available models.
Integrate the required systems and test errors, access controls and handoffs.
Monitor answer quality, actions, latency and cost as data and models evolve.
From our knowledge base
AI Agents & Voice Agents
Share the problem, the data you have and what success would look like. We’ll discuss a practical next step.
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