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AI Infrastructure

Autonomous systems that run the business while you sleep. Claude-native agent fleets running operational workflows end-to-end — intelligence, commerce, content, outreach, client ops. Same architecture we run on ARCANA AI, pointed at clients.

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Scope

Operational scope.

We design, build, and operate autonomous agent systems. Forward-deployed engineering on the same Claude-native architecture we run continuously on our own books — ARCANA AI is the reference implementation. Every fleet ships with observable behavior, bounded tool access, auditable reasoning traces, and documented failure modes.

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Posture

Architectural
decisions made
before code.

Architectural posture.

We build agent fleets that run — not demos that present. Every system we ship has observable behavior, bounded tool access, auditable reasoning traces, and documented failure modes. We architect for continuity: agent memory that survives process restarts, orchestration that handles upstream API failure, and observability that makes behavior debuggable after the fact.

Our reference implementation is ARCANA AI, an autonomous 30-agent fleet operating on our own P&L. It trades, publishes content, synthesizes research, and runs revenue operations continuously. The same architectural patterns — Claude-native reasoning, MCP-integrated tools, Supabase-backed memory, n8n-orchestrated workflows — are what we deploy for clients.

We do not ship agents without observability infrastructure. Production agents that cannot be inspected are production incidents waiting to happen. Every action logs to a structured audit trail; every escalation is documented; every tool surface is bounded by the principle of least privilege.

Stack · production-grade
Claude (Anthropic API · AWS Bedrock · GCP Vertex), MCP — Model Context Protocol, Supabase pgvector (long-term memory), n8n or custom orchestration, OpenRouter (multi-provider routing), OpenTelemetry-style observability, Tool-bounded execution, Structured audit logging
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Deliverables

What ships.

  • 01Agent fleet architecture
  • 02MCP server integrations
  • 03Memory / RAG layer (Supabase pgvector)
  • 04Orchestration (n8n or custom)
  • 05Observability and log infrastructure
  • 06Operator handoff and documentation
  • 07Monthly agent performance review
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Engagement

How we work.

Shape
60-day build phase + 6-month operate retainer
Duration
Build: 60 days. Operate: monthly retainer with rev-share upside on AI-attributable revenue.
Best fit
Operational workflows with clear success metrics and bounded tool surfaces. Best results when the client owns a real P&L and the engagement is scoped against measurable revenue or cost outcomes.
Client profile
Operators with workflows that have clear success metrics and bounded tool surfaces — catalog operations, content production, CX triage, ad ops, research synthesis, reporting cadence.
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Field record

Representative work.

REG
Period
Vertical
Outcome
AO-044
Q2 MMXXVI
Agentic commerce
Claude-native fleet build · forward-deployed · active
AO-029
Q1 MMXXVI
OEM parts commerce
Knowledge-graph fitment · sub-second resolution · cross-listing agents · closed
AO-001
Ongoing
Autonomous economic entity
ARCANA AI · 30-agent fleet · running on our P&L · continuous
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Adjacency

Where the muscle translates.

Federal and regulated-industry buyers need agent systems that are auditable, bounded, and model-accountable. Claude is the most defensible reasoning substrate for that posture — responsible scaling policy, constitutional AI framework, and on-prem-capable inference pathways available through partner providers. The architecture we build is designed around those properties, not despite them.