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brainiac/studio

Digital Studio

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AI Services
01 · ai services / chatbot development

AI chatbots that actually understand your customers.

For SaaS teams, e-commerce brands, and support-heavy businesses. Production-ready in 4 weeks. Grounded in your data. Measured against real resolution — not vanity metrics.

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In short

We build chatbots that answer from your real product and policy information, so they cannot invent things. They hand over to a person when unsure, and you see what they get asked. Typical build: three to six weeks, on your website or WhatsApp.

Updated August 2026

A confident wrong answer is worse than no chatbot.

The difference between a bot that guesses and one that reads your actual data.

A customer asks"do you ship to oman?"Raw AI"Yes, we ship worldwide in 3–5 days."CONFIDENT · AND INVENTEDGrounded AI"Yes — Oman delivery is 2–4 days, 15 QAR."FROM YOUR SHIPPING PAGEIf it cannot find the answer, it hands over to a person.Your shipping page,prices, stock, policies
our point of view

A chatbot isn’t a feature. It’s a conversation policy, executed in code.

Most chatbots ship without an answer to the only question that matters: what is this thing allowed to say, and how do we know it stayed inside that line yesterday? We build chatbots backwards from that question. Conversation policy first, retrieval second, prompt last.

Every chatbot we deploy ships with an evaluation harness — a written set of behaviors we measure on every change. Refusals when out-of-scope. Citations when answering from your knowledge base. Escalation to a human when confidence drops. Latency budgets per route. The unglamorous work that turns a demo into a system you can rely on at 3am.

We work in OpenAI, Anthropic Claude, Google, and open-source. We pick based on the workload, your privacy posture, and the cost-per-conversation math — not on what’s trending on Twitter this month.

Tier 1Resolution measured on your own tickets
4 weeksPilot to production timeline
P95Latency budget agreed before we build
what we build

What’s included.

01

Knowledge integration (RAG)

Hybrid retrieval over your docs, tickets, product copy, and policies — with citations, freshness controls, and access-aware permissions.

02

Multi-channel deployment

Web widget, WhatsApp, Slack, Teams, mobile, and voice. Same brain, channel-appropriate behavior.

03

Tooling & integrations

Read-and-write integrations with Salesforce, HubSpot, Zendesk, Intercom, Stripe, Shopify, Notion, Linear, and your own APIs.

04

Human escalation flows

Hand-off to your team when confidence drops, with full conversation context. No re-asking the customer for their order number.

05

Evaluations & guardrails

200–2,000 ground-truth examples covering scope, tone, refusals, and citations. Regression tests on every prompt change.

06

Analytics dashboard

Resolution rate, escalation rate, deflection cost savings, top intents, drift over time. Looker Studio or your warehouse.

07

Monthly tuning

Weekly prompt and retrieval improvements. Monthly model evaluation. Quarterly model upgrades. AI degrades silently — we keep watch.

Three kinds of chatbot, and what each can do.

They get sold as one thing. They are not, and the difference decides whether it helps or embarrasses you.

ScriptedRaw AIGrounded AI
Answers come fromA decision tree you wroteWhatever the model knowsYour documents and data
Can it invent thingsNoYes — this is the riskNo — it cites your source
Handles unexpected wordingBadlyWellWell
Knows your prices and stockOnly what you typedNoYes, live
Says 'I do not know'Falls throughRarely — it guessesYes, then hands over
Setup effortLowLowModerate — the data work
Safe for customersYes, but limitedNot without guardrailsYes

Where this fits.

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E-commerce clients whose support questions are overwhelmingly repeat questions.

Qatar stores
Primary

In Gulf and Pakistani markets most customers message rather than email. That is where the bot belongs.

WhatsApp
Always

Every deployment routes to a human when confidence drops. A bot that will not admit doubt is a liability.

Handover
approach

How we build it.

01

Audit

We review your existing support flows, ticket data, knowledge base, and CRM. We identify the 20% of intents that drive 80% of volume — the ones that pay for the entire build.

02

Design

We write the conversation policy: scope, tone, refusal behavior, escalation rules, citation format. Reviewed and signed off before we write a prompt.

03

Build

We integrate the LLM, build the retrieval pipeline, wire in tools, and stand up the eval harness. Staged behind a feature flag from day one.

04

Pilot

We deploy to 5–10% of conversations and watch resolution, escalation, and customer-effort metrics for two weeks before we scale.

05

Scale & tune

We expand traffic, monitor cost-per-conversation, and tune weekly. Monthly business reviews against the metrics that matter to you.

tech stack

Tools we use.

Anthropic Claude
OpenAI / GPT
LangChain
Pinecone / Qdrant
Vercel AI SDK
Cloudflare Workers
Postgres + pgvector
LangSmith / Helicone
pricing

Engagement models.

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Pilot

A focused 4-week deployment for one channel and one use case — typically support deflection.

  • 1 LLM, 1 channel, 1 use case
  • Up to 5 integrations
  • 200-example eval harness
  • 30 days of post-launch tuning
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Production

A multi-channel chatbot embedded in your product and stack, with full analytics and escalation flows.

  • Multi-channel (web + 2 more)
  • Up to 15 integrations
  • 1,000-example eval harness
  • 90 days of post-launch tuning
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Enterprise

Private deployment, fine-tuning, multi-tenant, regulated industries, and custom evaluation pipelines.

  • Private / VPC deployment
  • Custom model fine-tuning
  • SOC 2 / HIPAA-aware design
  • Ongoing retainer for tuning
faq

Frequently asked.

7 questions answered. Still have one? Reach out.

It depends on the workload. For high-stakes reasoning, complex policy following, or multi-step tool use, Claude is our default. For high-volume classification and chat, GPT-4.1-mini or Llama 3.3 70B are usually cheaper. We benchmark on your data before recommending.

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