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AI and Automation

Multi-Agent System Build (LangGraph, CrewAI, AutoGen)

Coordinated agent systems built on LangGraph, CrewAI, and AutoGen.

Overview

What we deliver

We design multi-agent systems that split complex work across specialized agents, with state, routing, and review built in from day one.

Some work is too complex for a single agent. We build multi-agent systems that divide a task across specialized agents and coordinate them with explicit state, routing, and review. We use frameworks like LangGraph, CrewAI, and AutoGen and pick the one that fits your problem, your team, and your runtime. We start by modeling the workflow as a graph of roles, decisions, and handoffs. Each agent gets a clear job, the tools it needs, and a contract for inputs and outputs. We add a controller that routes work, handles retries, and escalates to a human when confidence is low. We instrument the whole system so you can see what each agent did, why, and at what cost. The outcome is a transparent, debuggable system that handles work no single agent could complete on its own.

Fit Check

Built for teams like yours

Who it's for

  • Teams running multi-step research or analysis
  • Companies automating end-to-end workflows
  • Product teams adding agentic features
  • Operations leaders tackling complex processes
  • Data and AI teams scaling pilots to production

Pain points we solve

  • Single agent prompts that grow unmanageable
  • Workflows that need different skills at different steps
  • No visibility into why an agent made a choice
  • Hard to debug failures across long runs
  • Difficulty handing off between AI and humans
What's included

Capabilities

Everything we cover in this engagement.

  • Workflow and graph design
  • Framework selection (LangGraph, CrewAI, AutoGen)
  • Agent role and tool definition
  • Shared state and memory design
  • Routing, retries, and escalation logic
  • Human-in-the-loop checkpoints
  • Tracing and cost observability
  • Evaluation across full runs
How we work

Our process

A clear, predictable path from kickoff to outcomes.

01

Map

Model the workflow as roles, states, and handoffs.

02

Select

Choose the framework and architecture that fit the problem.

03

Build

Implement agents, tools, state, and the controller.

04

Evaluate

Run end-to-end tests on real cases and tune behavior.

05

Operate

Deploy with tracing, alerts, and a tuning cadence.

What you get

Deliverables & outcomes

What you get

  • Multi-agent system in production
  • Workflow graph and architecture docs
  • Agent role definitions and prompts
  • Shared state and memory layer
  • Tracing dashboard and cost reports
  • Runbook for operators

Outcomes you can expect

  • Complex workflows handled end to end
  • Clear visibility into each step and decision
  • Lower failure rates through structured handoffs
  • Easier debugging and iteration
  • Predictable cost per completed workflow
Timeline

6 to 12 weeks

Engagement

Monthly retainer, Project, Sprint

Tools we use

LangGraph, CrewAI, AutoGen, LangSmith, Temporal

KPIs we track

Workflow completion rate, accuracy at each step, average runtime, cost per run, escalation rate

Client stories

What clients say

"

Two weeks before our seed round we still did not have a defensible model. Their fractional CFO rebuilt our three-statement forecast, pressure-tested the assumptions, and walked me through every line before the partner meeting. We closed 1.4M on the terms we wanted. The investor specifically called out how clean the financials looked compared to the last five decks she had seen.

Hannah B.
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We had 14 cornerstone pages stuck on page two for 18 months. Their SEO crew rewrote the internal linking, cleaned up our schema, and shipped 22 supporting briefs over a quarter. Eight of those pages broke top three by month five. Organic pipeline went from a trickle to our second-largest source. Felt like watching interest compound.

James T.
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Quick answers to the questions we hear most.

When do I need a multi-agent system instead of one agent?
When the work has distinct phases, different skills, or long chains of decisions, splitting it across agents usually improves accuracy and makes debugging easier.
Which framework do you recommend?
It depends on the problem. LangGraph suits graph-based control. CrewAI fits role-based collaboration. AutoGen works well for conversational coordination. We pick after the design phase.
How do you keep costs under control?
We use smaller models where they work, cache results, and set budget limits per run. Every run reports its token and tool costs.
Can humans step in mid-workflow?
Yes. We design checkpoints where a human can review, approve, or correct before the system continues.
Will the system run on our cloud?
Yes. We can deploy to AWS, GCP, Azure, or your existing Kubernetes setup.

Have a workflow too complex for one agent?

We design and build coordinated multi-agent systems that handle the whole job.