Trusted by companies across the USA
Get a LangGraph and OpenAI API specialist working on your Albany project within days, not months.
For your Albany business.
Trusted by companies across the USA
A state agency contractor in Albany came to us last year with a problem that's common in the capital region: too many compliance documents, too few hours to review them. Their staff was manually cross-referencing procurement forms against state regulations, a task that ate up roughly fifteen hours a week per analyst. What they needed wasn't another SaaS subscription. They needed someone who understood how to wire together LangChain retrieval chains with a vector database so an AI agent could actually reason through their document set and flag issues before a human ever opened the file. Within six weeks that same review process was down to under four hours a week, with the agent surfacing exceptions instead of a person reading every page.
That's the kind of work an AI agent developer does, and it's different from hiring a general Python contractor. Albany's economy leans on state government operations, healthcare systems tied to the region's hospital networks, and a growing cluster of insurance and fintech back-offices. Each of those has workflows built around dense, rule-heavy documents and repetitive decision trees, which happens to be exactly where LangGraph-based agents and function calling patterns earn their keep. If your business fits that pattern, whether you're processing claims, routing tickets, or reconciling records, an agent that calls tools and holds state across multi-step tasks can replace a lot of manual triage. It won't replace judgment calls, though, and we tell clients upfront that agents are best at narrowing down what a human needs to look at, not making the final call on ambiguous cases.
Our developers work out of Gandhinagar, India, and we don't pretend otherwise. What matters more than a shared zip code is whether the engineer writing your agent logic understands OpenAI's function calling spec, knows when to reach for a vector database versus a simple keyword search, and can debug a LangGraph state machine that's looping instead of terminating. We've built that muscle across more than 500 projects since 2015, and our developers keep working hours that overlap with New York mornings and early afternoons, so your Albany team gets live standups rather than overnight email threads. That overlap matters more than people expect once a project hits its second or third week, when quick clarifying questions can either keep momentum going or stall a sprint for two days.
Hiring here works on an hourly or monthly retainer basis, not a fixed-bid contract. You get a developer embedded in your existing team, reporting through Slack or Zoom, committing code to your repository under your ownership. It's a model built for businesses in New York that need someone who can iterate on an agent's tool use and prompt structure week over week, not disappear after a single handoff meeting. Some weeks that means tightening a retrieval pipeline; other weeks it means rewriting a tool schema because your underlying data changed. Either way, the same person stays on the work, which cuts down the ramp-up time other agencies charge you for every time they rotate staff.
We build stateful LangGraph workflows and function-calling pipelines, not one-off prompt scripts, so what we hand your team survives edge cases instead of breaking on the first weird input.
Founded in 2015, we've shipped over 500 projects for clients across 20+ countries, including a fair number of New York teams handling regulated data and multi-step approval workflows.
Our team structures its day to overlap with Eastern time mornings, so a request you send before lunch in Albany usually gets a response, and often a fix, the same day.
There's no vendor lock-in or proprietary framework tax. Your repository, your API keys, your vector database instance, all registered in your name from day one.
Vector databases speed up retrieval but add infrastructure to maintain. We'll tell you when a simpler function-calling setup solves your use case without the extra moving part.
At around ten people, we don't hand your project off between departments. The developer you meet on the intro call is usually the one still writing your agent code six months later.
One developer dedicated to your agent build full time, best when you're standing up multiple LangGraph workflows or integrating several tools at once.
Steady progress on a single agent or a scoped feature, a common starting point for teams testing whether AI agents fit their workflow.
Pay for time spent on specific tasks like debugging a LangChain chain or tuning function-calling schemas, no monthly minimum.
Multiple developers covering agent logic, backend integration, and vector database management together for larger or multi-agent systems.
We talk through what you're trying to automate and whether an AI agent, versus a simpler script, actually fits the problem.
We match you with a developer who's worked with your specific stack, whether that's LangGraph orchestration or raw OpenAI function calling.
Your new developer reviews your existing codebase, data sources, and tooling during the first week, asking questions before writing production code.
We scope a two-week block of work together, usually a working prototype of one agent capability, so you see output fast rather than waiting on a long build cycle.
Weekly check-ins, visible commits, and direct Slack access keep you informed without requiring you to manage the work yourself, and priorities can shift between sprints as your agent's real-world usage surfaces new edge cases.
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Tell us what you're trying to automate and we'll match you with a developer who's built similar agent systems before, walk through your data and tooling on a short call, and give you a straight answer on timeline and cost before any contract is signed.
For your Albany, New York business.