Custom AI agents
Purpose-built agents for defined tasks. Designed around your workflows, decision points, and operating limits.
CUSTOM AI AGENTS & SYSTEMS
Your business has its own moving parts.
Your AI should know how they fit together.
We design and build custom AI agents that connect your tools, move work forward, and keep people in control.
01 / PROPOSED SERVICES
Good automation starts with understanding the work. These proposed service areas bring the pieces together into a system with a clear purpose.
Find your starting pointPurpose-built agents for defined tasks. Designed around your workflows, decision points, and operating limits.
Connect approved tools, applications, and data so your AI has the context to do useful work.
Evaluate behavior, maintain integrations, and help your team operate and improve the system as needs change.
02 / INTELLIGENCE IN PRACTICE
A few ways a custom system could help.
Illustrative workflows, ready to explore.
ILLUSTRATIVE WORKFLOW
Gather the relevant context, prepare the work, and route the next action to the right person for approval.
Less time moving information.
More attention on the decision.
Concept walkthrough. No tools are connected or actions performed.
03 / HOW WE WORK
From the first question to a working system,
each stage has a purpose.
Map the workflow, the people involved, and what a useful outcome looks like.
Define the tools, permissions, approval points, and measures of success.
Build a focused pilot. Evaluate the results and exceptions against agreed criteria.
Prepare for operation, train your team, and plan ongoing review and maintenance.
04 / THE IRONWOOD STANDARD
Useful AI needs more than a good prompt. It needs boundaries, visibility, and people who know when to step in.
Founded by Aaron Campbell.
Built around practical systems engineering.
Specify what the system can access and which actions it may take.
Design approval and exception paths for work that needs human judgment.
Plan for activity records, evaluation, and supervision throughout the system's life.
A FEW USEFUL ANSWERS
Start with one recurring workflow: what comes in, what your team does, which tools are involved, and where the work gets stuck. We can use that to define a useful first scope.
The starting point is understanding the systems you already use. Integration options depend on available APIs, data access, permissions, and the workflow. Those details are assessed during design.
That depends on the task and the consequence of an error. The design should identify what can happen automatically, what needs approval, and what should be escalated to a person.
Scope comes first. Tools, integrations, data requirements, evaluation, and support needs all affect the work. Commercial terms are defined for a specific engagement.
LET'S FIND YOUR STARTING POINT
Tell us about the repetitive task, the disconnected tools, or the process that takes more effort than it should.
One workflow is a good place to begin.
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