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DisruptX

AI-first software company

DisruptX builds AI agents, LLM applications and copilots that take on the reading, checking and chasing your team does all day, with a person in charge of every decision that matters. Plus the web, mobile and cloud platforms they run inside.

We build
Agents and LLM apps
Every build
Evals and guardrails
Team
Senior only
Agent run · exampleRunning

Task

Match 42 supplier invoices to open purchase orders

  1. PlanFetch orders, read invoices, match, flag exceptions0.8s
  2. erp.orders42 open purchase orders found0.4s
  3. docs.extract42 invoices parsed, totals and lines6.1s
  4. Check41 match within the 2% tolerance0.2s
  5. Review1 mismatch sent to Finance, approvedhuman
  6. Done42 posted to the ledger, run logged38s
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How our AI works

Built to be trusted
on the thousandth request

Every system we ship follows the same shape: grounded in your data, acting through tools you control, checked before it acts, and watched once it's live.

Anatomy of an agent run
  1. 01RequestA task, a question or an event from your systems
  2. 02ContextDocuments, records and history retrieved
  3. 03PlanThe model decides the next step
  4. 04ActTyped tools call your APIs
  5. 05CheckGuardrails and a confidence score
  6. ReviewA person approves when it matters
  7. 07ResultLogged, traced and measured

If a check fails, the agent retries with more context or stops and asks. It never guesses its way past a guardrail.

Grounded

Answers come from your data, with citations. When the data doesn't say, the system says so.

Measured

An eval set scores every prompt, model or code change before it ships.

Supervised

Confidence thresholds and approval steps put a person on the decisions that matter.

Observable

Every step traced, with latency, quality and cost per request on one dashboard.

Recent builds, in motion

Software you can see working

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01 / 04 · AI agent

A dispatch agent that plans the day and asks before it acts

It watches every route, reassigns stops when a driver runs late, messages customers, and sends anything unusual to a dispatcher.

  • Agents
  • Tool calling
  • Next.js
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02 / 04 · LLM application

Contract review with citations and a human in the loop

Clauses extracted against a playbook, each linked to its page, with uncertain ones routed to an analyst.

  • RAG
  • Evals
  • Python
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03 / 04 · Mobile copilot

A savings app with an assistant that answers from your own data

Ask whether you can afford a trip and get an answer grounded in your goals and spending, not a generic tip.

  • React Native
  • LLM
  • Streaming
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04 / 04 · Release gates

Every prompt change scored before it reaches a customer

Unit tests, a 400-case eval set, safety checks and a cost check run on each change, then a canary watches live quality.

  • Evals
  • GitHub Actions
  • Kubernetes
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25+
Projects delivered
18
Engineers on the team
12
AI systems in production
96%
Client retention

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Capabilities

From the model to the app store

We choose models on eval results and tools on what your team can maintain. These are the ones we reach for most.

The right model for each step, chosen on your eval results rather than on hype.

  • OpenAIGeneral-purpose and structured output
  • AnthropicLong documents, reasoning and tool use
  • GeminiMultimodal and very long context
  • Open-weight modelsLlama and Mistral, when data must stay in house
  • Azure OpenAI and BedrockEnterprise hosting and private endpoints
  • Model routingCheaper models for easy requests, larger for hard ones

Why teams pick us

AI you can measure,
explain and afford

01

Quality agreed up front

We agree what a good answer looks like and turn it into a scored test set before the build starts. Quality becomes a number you can watch, not a feeling after a demo.

02

People stay in charge

Agents act inside clear limits and hand anything risky or uncertain to a person. Every action is logged, so nothing happens that you can't explain.

03

A cost per request you can forecast

Caching, model routing and budgets are part of the design, so your finance team sees a predictable line, not a surprise invoice from a model provider.

04

Senior engineers, and you own it all

The people you meet do the work. Code, prompts, eval sets and infrastructure live in your accounts from day one.

From pilot to production

How an AI engagement runs

Week 0 · No charge

Find the use case worth building

Forty-five minutes on the workflow, the data, the constraints and the number that would prove it worked. We ask what a wrong answer would cost, because that decides where a person stays in the loop.

You get: a written summary, an honest read on whether AI is the right tool for this at all, and a referral if we aren't the right team.

Weeks 1 to 2 · Paid, fixed fee

Evals and architecture first

We collect real examples and agree what a good result looks like, which becomes the eval set. Then we choose models, map the tools and data the system needs, and test the riskiest part in a spike.

You get: an eval set, a technical design, a cost-per-request estimate, a milestone plan with a fixed price or capped range, and a working prototype of the core flow.

Weeks 3 onward · Two-week sprints

Build, scored every week

Design, build, test, demo, deploy, on a fixed rhythm. Every change is scored against the eval set, so you see accuracy, latency and cost move sprint by sprint, not just features.

You get: a shared channel, repository access from day one, an eval report each sprint and a Friday demo on real data you can invite anyone to.

Launch week

Release with guardrails on

A rehearsed go-live with guardrails, approval steps, tracing and cost alerts switched on. We roll out to a slice of users first and watch live quality before widening it.

You get: runbooks, architecture documentation, a prompt and model change process, and a recorded walkthrough for whoever joins your team later.

Ongoing · Optional

Run, improve or hand over

Models change and so does your data. Either we stay on to monitor quality, rerun evals when providers update models and tune cost each month, or we hand the system to your team with a paired transition, not a zip file and good luck.

Selected work

AI in production

Patient portal with an assistant drafted intake summary awaiting clinician review

Healthcare · LLM application and cloud migration · 20 weeks

Intake summaries drafted before the patient sits down

A clinic group ran scheduling and records on an ageing on-premise application, and clinicians spent the first minutes of every visit reading long intake forms.

We moved the system to a managed cloud environment, rebuilt the patient portal, and added an assistant that turns each intake form into a short summary for the clinician to check. Summaries never leave the clinic's own cloud account, and every one links back to the answers it came from.

4 min
Saved per appointment
0
Hours of planned downtime
100%
Summaries reviewed by a clinician
Storefront search turning a plain-language request into filters and matched products

Retail · AI search and replatform · 16 weeks

Product search that understands what shoppers mean

Shoppers searched the way they talk, like "waterproof jacket for hiking under 80", and the old keyword search returned nothing useful. Peak traffic also took the site down twice in one quarter.

We replatformed onto a headless stack with a cached storefront, then added search that turns a plain-language request into filters and ranked results, explaining why each product matched. Load tests at peak profiles now run before every campaign.

-58%
Searches with no results
+23%
Checkout completion
8x
Peak traffic absorbed

The people

The team you meet is the team that builds

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Next step

Which work should an agent take first?

Tell us the workflow that eats the most time. We'll tell you honestly whether AI is the right tool, what it would cost to build and run, and how long it would take.

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