AGYNEXA
AI agent development, from requirements to operation.
Turn a defined task into requirements, a design and a pilot, then assess what operation will require. Each stage specifies what your team receives, how it will be accepted and what needs resolving before the next step.
Requirements and solution design
What you receive: a process map, requirements, a pilot scope and initial acceptance criteria.
Review how requests start, who handles them and where information is lost or decisions slow down. Turn this into requirements, responsibilities, inputs and outputs for operations and engineering to discuss.
Workflow and integration development
What you receive: a workflow pilot and documentation of its tools, connections and permission boundaries.
Develop the workflow, interface and connections the scope requires. Define what each tool reads, prepares or changes, and how it behaves when information or a connection is unavailable.
Quality and reliability evaluation
What you receive: evaluation results, issues ordered by impact and a recommendation for the next step.
Compare results with the agreed criteria. Evaluate sources, output completeness and exceptions, then review operating cost and issues that prevent the project from moving forward.
Handover and ongoing improvement
What you receive: operating and handover guidance with responsibilities and agreed support boundaries.
Prepare what the owner needs to operate and maintain the system: usage guidance, known limits and a process for issues and changes. Maintenance and improvements have a defined support scope.