Grounded
Knowledge graphs and RAG are tuned so the agent resolves real records and refuses when required evidence is absent.
For product and platform teams
The demo is the easy part. We handle the grounding, tools, orchestration, evaluation, integration, and deployment needed to make the agent dependable—then hand it over for you to run.
Your sales call opens directly in Tim’s personal Calendly.
Same question, side by side
Same question, side by side — a live comparison
A quick DIY build — guesses, can’t check stock, delivery, or close.
Consults, solves the delivery, and closes the sale.
A quick self-built agent guesses. A grounded SyntheticBrew agent checks stock, solves the delivery, and closes the sale. Hover to pause.
The result
The engagement is designed around the behavior the agent must demonstrate on your data—not an impressive one-off response.
Knowledge graphs and RAG are tuned so the agent resolves real records and refuses when required evidence is absent.
MCP tools connect the agent to your APIs with agreed authorization, tenant context, and confirmation boundaries.
Configuration, deployment assets, docs, and the implementation specific to your product are handed over to your team.
How we work
In a free 30-minute call, we map the workflow, data, tools, and first acceptance bar—and say plainly if the project is not a fit.
You receive a concrete scope, responsibilities, acceptance criteria, and fixed price before the build begins. You commit only if the number works.
We configure the runtime, grounding, prompts, MCP tools, integration, and deployment against your real environment—tuned until it answers right.
The implementation ships only after the agreed evals pass on your real data. You receive config-as-code, deployment assets, documentation, and admin access—with a 60-day warranty on platform defects.
The dividing line
We do the hard, unglamorous part that makes it work. Everything specific to you stays yours — to own, change, and run.
| We deliver and tune | Stays yours — you own and run it |
|---|---|
| ✓ The production runtime — reasoning, streaming, sessions, memory, tool-calling, recovery, admin, logs | → Your product UI and the auth in front of it |
| ✓ The knowledge graph tuned for full recall and zero invented IDs | → The MCP tools to your own systems (or we build them, as an add-on) |
| ✓ Prompt and reasoning tuned until it answers right — and refuses when data is missing | → Your data and APIs, exposed to an agreed contract |
| ✓ An eval harness that proves groundedness on your real data before launch | → Operating it after handover — it runs in your own account |
How we compare
We will tell you when building in-house is the right call.
| Approach | The usual catch | With SyntheticBrew |
|---|---|---|
| Build it in-house | Your AI can scaffold a demo fast. Then months disappear into grounding, evals, tuning, and deployment — pulling your engineers off the roadmap. | We deliver the production-grade result to a measured bar in weeks, then hand it to your team to run. |
| Hyperscaler agent service | Fast primitives, but you still build the grounding and integration yourself — and you are locked to one cloud. | Grounding and MCP integration done and tuned. Your model of choice on your own keys, not one cloud’s catalog. |
| Generic AI agency | Hands you a wrapper prototype with no proof it is right, then disappears. Quality varies wildly. | Delivered against an objective eval bar, on a production runtime — and the config is yours to keep and change. |
Control and ownership
We deliver and hand over. The agent runs in your own account, called from your product, with the configuration in your repository — no standing dependency on us.
After handover it lives in your account, behind your auth, called from your product. Your data is never used to train a model.
Config-as-code in your repo, taxonomy and prompts yours to change. No dependency on us to keep it running.
No private framework only we understand: the integration is a documented REST and SSE contract, and every agent is configuration your engineers can read.
Every request is cryptographically signed (Ed25519). Bring your own LLM keys — used per request, never stored or logged.
EU data residency, GDPR DPA, and a security questionnaire — handled during scoping.
Why trust us with the result
We have taken a grounded agent over a real device-fleet platform all the way to production — the hard tuning, integration, and deployment included.
syntheticbrew.ai runs on the same engine and grounding stack we deliver to you. We use it ourselves, every day.
We do not trade on borrowed logos. You get what you can verify yourself — a running instance on your data and the eval numbers behind it.
Verifiable platform
Start on the free plan and put the same runtime we deliver on through your own scenarios — reasoning, tools, sessions, memory, and streaming — before an engagement starts. Every run is traceable event by event and every tool call lands in the audit log.
Pricing
Custom AI agent development, scoped and fixed after a free fit call — no open meter, no mandatory subscription.
| Engagement | Implementation — what you actually buy | Support — optional, never bundled |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing | Fixed project fee, scoped after the free fit call. No surprises after the quote. | Retainer or time and materials. Cancel anytime — or run it entirely yourself. |
| What it is | A working, grounded agent in your platform — proven, deployed, and handed over. | Us on call after handover: changes, tuning, and priority fixes. |
| Included | Free scoping fit call · MCP tools, knowledge graph, and prompts tuned · eval-bar acceptance on your real data · deployment and handover (config-as-code, docs) · 60-day warranty on platform defects. | Ongoing changes and new tools · grounding re-tuning as data drifts · priority response. |
Questions
No — and that is deliberate. We implement it to a proven bar and hand it over; it runs in your own account, behind your auth, under your control. We are not an agency sitting in your critical path afterwards. If you want us on call, that is an optional support retainer, never bundled into the base.
Yes. The agent is a service plus config-as-code — taxonomy, prompts, and tools in your repo — that your backend engineers run like any other service, with the deploy assets and docs we hand over. Day-to-day operation needs no ML specialist. The one ML-flavored task is re-tuning grounding as your data and schemas drift; that is exactly what the optional support retainer covers if you would rather not own it.
You could scaffold a demo — most teams can now. The work we sell is the part that takes months: tuning the knowledge graph for full recall, getting the prompt to use tools and refuse when data is missing, building and hardening the integration, and proving groundedness with evals on your real data. We have done exactly this in production. You get the result in weeks, and your engineers stay on your roadmap.
Everything specific to you — your MCP tools, taxonomy, prompts, and the whole config as code in your repo, plus the integration assets and docs. You can change it, redeploy it, or take it further without us, and the account it runs in is yours, not ours.
Common. If your systems are not cleanly exposed, building the MCP connector is an add-on we scope in the fit call — or your team builds it against our contract. Either way there are no surprises after the quote.
The engagement is staged and the acceptance bar is objective: it ships only when it passes evals on your real data. You see the numbers before you sign off. And the fit call is free, so you learn whether it is even worth doing at zero cost.
The parts that took the work are yours and are not locked to us: the taxonomy, prompts, tool contracts, eval harness, and agent configuration all live as code in your repository, and your product talks to the agent over a documented REST and SSE contract rather than a private SDK. Your knowledge base documents and session history export through the API. Moving means re-pointing an endpoint and re-implementing a runtime, not rebuilding the tuning and integration you paid for.
Choose an available time in Tim’s personal Calendly. The first fit call is about the workflow, evidence, and constraints—not a slide deck.