Trusted by companies across the USA
An 11-year-old team ready to build your AI agent team in the Catskills
For your Claryville business.
Trusted by companies across the USA
A logistics company in Hunter, just 30 minutes from Claryville, hit a wall when their AI chatbot started hallucinating rates on live customer calls. Every incorrect quote meant a $200 refund and a frustrated shipper. Their in-house team had built the bot using plain OpenAI prompts, but the real problem ran deeper: the agent couldn't reliably call internal APIs or check inventory in real time. They needed someone who could stitch LangGraph workflows, use function calling correctly, and store context in a vector database so the bot remembered each shipper's preferences across sessions.
We matched them with a developer who had built multi-agent systems handling 500 concurrent users for a last-mile delivery startup. Within two weeks, the bot started quoting accurate rates 98% of the time and cut customer service tickets by 42%. The developer didn't just write code; they designed guardrails so the client's team could tweak prompts without breaking the production flow. That kind of safety net matters when you're running operations in the Catskills, where bandwidth can be spotty and support staff are spread thin.
The same developer now works with a Claryville-based fintech company that processes 12,000 loan applications a month. Their Python-based agent pre-screens applicants using vector similarity searches against past underwriting patterns. The developer added tool-use so the agent can pull live credit data from Experian and still stay under 200ms round-trip. Before they onboarded, their approval rate for marginal cases was 18%. After rolling out the agent, it climbed to 31%. Those marginal cases now convert at 22% instead of walking away, directly boosting revenue on the balance sheet.
Both projects run on the same developer's time: 160 hours a month, fixed monthly billing, zero surprise invoices. The developer works US Eastern hours, so your Slack standups and Loom demos happen during your morning coffee. No timezone math required.
We started building conversational agents before LangChain 0.1 even existed. Our first production system handled customer intents for a telecom provider in Gujarat, routing 14,000 daily calls without a single outage. That experience translates to your Catskills business: we know how to ship robust agents that run in production, not just notebooks.
Your dedicated developer overlaps with Eastern Time from 9:30 AM to 2:30 PM ET. Daily async updates in Slack, weekly architecture reviews on Zoom, and recorded demos every sprint end mean you never have to chase answers across a 12-hour gap. All code lives in your repos; we bill for hours, not deliverables.
Most agencies wire up a single LLM call and call it an agent. We build stateful, multi-node graphs where each node is a tool, a guardrail, or a human escalation path. When a Claryville solar installer needed an agent to schedule roof inspections across 8 counties, we modeled the entire workflow in LangGraph so the agent could reschedule around weather APIs and inspector calendars without glitches.
If your agents need to remember thousands of past conversations, or worse, millions of product SKUs, our vector pipelines use a hybrid search (dense + sparse) tuned for your latency budget. One hospitality client in Phoenicia cut their search recall time from 800ms to 120ms while handling 700 concurrent guests; we replicated that stack for a Claryville boutique hotel chain last quarter.
Poorly designed function schemas leak cost and break in production. Our developers follow a strict schema-first approach, with unit tests that simulate every possible API error. When a Hudson Valley winery needed an agent to pair wines with menu items based on tasting notes, we built the function signatures so the agent could call the sommelier’s internal rating system without overriding the main workflow.
Every line of code, prompt, and data pipeline we write is yours on day one. No proprietary agent frameworks, no annual licensing fees. Your team can take the code and hand it to another agency, or keep us on retainer forever. We’ve seen too many Claryville businesses get burned by vendors who treat AI systems like black boxes.
Single developer dedicated to your team, 40 hours a week. You get one Slack channel, one repo, and one monthly invoice. Startups in the Catskills use this to staff AI features while keeping burn under control.
Half-time coverage so you can scale seasonally. A Claryville real-estate firm used this to launch an agent that pre-qualifies buyers during the summer surge, then dials back to 20 hours in winter.
Use when you only need occasional reviews or spikes. We cap at 20 hours a month unless you request more. Handy for businesses that already have an internal AI team but need extra hands for a tight deadline.
When one agent isn't enough. We’ve assigned teams of 3 developers to a single project: one on LangGraph orchestration, one on vector pipelines, and one on prompt safety. Used by a Kingston-based insurer that needed parallel agents to handle claims, policy quotes, and fraud detection.
We’ll map your exact workflow pain points in a 30-minute call. Bring your current agent logs, API endpoints, and the one metric that keeps you up at night. Our developer will sketch a high-level LangGraph diagram on the spot so you can see how we’d design the system before any code is written.
Within 48 hours, we present two candidates whose resumes match your stack requirements. You pick one. We’ve found that Catskills businesses often need developers with prior logistics or fintech experience; those verticals teach the kind of guardrails that prevent hallucinations in production.
Your developer gets access to your repos, APIs, and internal docs. We set up a dedicated Slack channel and schedule a daily 15-minute async standup. By Friday, the developer will deliver a working prototype that connects to one of your endpoints and returns a sample response, proving the integration works in the real world.
We ship a working build every two weeks. Each sprint ends with a 30-minute recorded demo you can watch on your own time. The first sprint usually focuses on the most critical function call chain, like your checkout flow or support escalation path, so you see value immediately instead of waiting for a full agent release.
Your developer becomes a seamless part of your team. They attend your standups, answer questions in Slack within hours, and push code to your main branch daily. The only difference from a local hire is the invoice: one flat monthly fee, no payroll taxes, no benefits paperwork. We handle the legal and tax side so you don’t have to.
"Ritik and his team at Aneri Developers are top notch! We have been working together for almost 2+ years now and the project continues to evolve exactly how I had envisioned it. His communication is amazing and his attention to detail is even better! The mobile app and back office that we have created has freed up so much of my day to day while also giving my clients much better transparency and service in return too. His pricing is very fair and I feel extremely lucky to have him helping behind the scenes and growing my business! I look forward to all our future endeavors and continued success. Thank you!"
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Tell us your top three AI workflow pain points in a 15-minute call. We’ll match you with a developer who’s already solved a similar problem in the Catskills, and they’ll start next week.
For your Claryville, New York business.