Assistant
Finds relevant information and answers a user based on provided knowledge.
KNOWLEDGE → ANSWER
We build AI agents around real company workflows. An agent can use context from CRM, websites, knowledge bases and APIs, analyze information and perform permitted actions with the right level of human control.
Chat is only an interface. A useful agent receives context, uses tools, follows policies and executes a defined workflow. Its autonomy level is designed around risk and business requirements.
Finds relevant information and answers a user based on provided knowledge.
KNOWLEDGE → ANSWERAnalyzes data and prepares recommendations, drafts and next actions for an employee.
CONTEXT → RECOMMENDATIONUses APIs and business tools to execute a permitted chain of actions.
TRIGGER → DECISION → ACTIONWe are not limited to a fixed set of templates. Architecture starts from the client's workflow, while common roles help define the project scope quickly.
Works with inbound requests and helps the sales team keep the next step under control.
Uses a knowledge base and escalates complex or risky requests to a human.
Supports a content workflow using brand, SEO and product context.
Combines multiple data sources and highlights changes that need attention.
Automates repetitive marketing operations and campaign monitoring.
Uses diagnostics and search data as input for technical and content tasks.
Connects internal systems and executes workflows based on events, statuses and policies.
For unique workflows, we design a custom role, tools, policies and interface.
This interactive blueprint shows how sources, context, actions and control points change for different agent roles.
RAG enables access to internal company knowledge, but it is only one layer. Useful business agents also need permissions, API tools, task memory, policies and result controls.
We first define what the agent should actually do and where autonomy must stop. Model and interface choices follow the workflow architecture, not the other way around.
Triggers, participants, data, exceptions, current manual operations and expected output.
CRM, documents, websites, databases, Signal, external APIs and access rights.
Test prompts, retrieval, tools and real edge cases.
APIs, webhooks, CRM, Telegram, email and other permitted systems.
Roles, limits, approvals, fallbacks, logs and error handling.
Observe quality, failures, cost and opportunities to extend the workflow.
For a business agent, the model is only one component. We design permissions, approvals and fallback behavior around the cost of an error.
The agent receives only the tools and data required for its specific role.
Risky actions can require explicit employee approval.
Important steps and results should remain available for diagnostics.
When context is insufficient or policies are exceeded, the autonomous path stops.
Cost depends on connected systems, data, tools, autonomy, interface and load. After decomposition, we define architecture and scope.
Describe who performs the work today, where the data comes from and what output is required. WEQEX will propose an agent and integration architecture.