At Inspo we design and build software products — and the intelligence inside them — shipped end to end by one team.
The hard part of an AI agent is not getting it to act. Models act happily. The hard part is building an agent your team can run on a Tuesday afternoon without calling the people who built it.
Operability is the product
An agent that answers customers, chases invoices or books meetings is production software. It needs what production software needs: logs you can read, permissions you can reason about, and a clear answer to “what did it just do, and why?”
Every action logged with its inputs and its reasoning trail.
Hard limits on what the agent may do without a human sign-off.
An evaluation suite that runs before every change, like tests.
A kill switch that a non-engineer can find and use.
Trained on your business, not the internet
A useful agent knows your founders, your offer, your customers and your tone. That comes from feeding it your real material — docs, past conversations, product data — and calibrating until its answers sound like your best employee, not like a press release.
Handover, with the keys
We do not rent agents back to you. When an engagement ends, the prompts, the pipelines, the evaluation suite and the dashboards transfer — documented, on your infrastructure. A black box you cannot operate is a liability with good marketing. We build the other kind.
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More notes from the studio on X and Instagram — product, design and AI, from the people shipping it.
