
Anvayric / Applied AI engineering
Intelligence,
connected to
the way you work.
Agents, data integration and intelligent workflows. Engineered around your information, your software and the people using it.
Founder-led engineering. Based in India.
Open to projects globally.
Three areas of
applied AI engineering.
Three connected engineering areas. Each engagement defines the application, its data access and how the work should behave. New agent and MCP capabilities begin with feasibility.
IMFIT / Implementation walkthrough
A reply is useful only
if it is still the right reply.
IMFIT is our own operating business. Its software connects enquiries, business knowledge and staff controls. Here are the mechanisms you can inspect—not a promise that every business needs the same system.
Illustrative enquiry
“What are your opening hours?”
The question is simple. The information and conversation can change while the answer is being prepared.- 01 / Establish context
Find approved information.
Knowledge is filtered by approval status and effective dates. Source identifiers and versions remain available in the response context.
Inspected source + selected local tests - 02 / Check freshness
Has another message arrived?
A transaction compares the expected inbound message with the latest one. An older result is rejected when they no longer match.
Inspected source; demo reconstructs the check - 03 / Respect staff control
Should automation still send?
The outbound gate checks human takeover and persistent opt-out. Assigning a staff member alone does not mean takeover.
Inspected source + selected local tests
Try the mechanisms yourself.
Change a knowledge version, prepare a reply and test an interruption. The public demo uses fictional records and deterministic responses; it does not connect to IMFIT production or a live model.
Evidence scope: inspected source and selected local tests. See the case study for test coverage and the distinction between implemented controls and illustrative demo behavior.
Why commission Anvayric
Work with the builder.
Inspect the thinking.
A direct engineering relationship for teams that need a custom AI capability, with scope and availability agreed before work starts.
Operating contextBuilt around work
we have to live with.
IMFIT is our own business. Its changing knowledge, conversation state and staff controls inform how we approach application design. You can inspect those decisions in the case study.
Review the evidenceDirect responsibilityDiscuss the trade-offs
with Kushal.
Work directly with the founder on discovery, implementation reviews and handover. Agree which data to connect, what AI should do and where rules or people should remain in control.
Meet the founderA defined handoverKnow what you receive
and how it is tested.
The proposal names the deliverables, acceptance cases, code and licensing terms, operating costs and support boundary. Discovery can recommend an existing tool when custom work is unnecessary.
See the engagement process Start with one task.
Leave with a build decision.
Bring an example of the work, the systems involved and the person responsible for the result. We first discuss fit, then agree the scope and fee for discovery.
- What you receive
- A system assessment, proposed implementation, acceptance cases, dependencies and a priced next step.
- What we check
- Whether existing tools already solve it, whether the data is usable, and whether a simpler workflow is sufficient.
- When to continue
- Proceed only when the task, access, ownership and evaluation criteria are clear. A new agent or model experiment must earn its next stage.
Describe the task you want assessedResearch / Not yet demonstrated
What we’re asking next.
When does a workflow need an agent? When is a smaller model sufficient? Which tool connections make review easier?
Scoped AI engineering
Have a task in mind?
Let’s assess the fit.
Start with the work, the information it needs and the question you want to answer.
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