The demo worked. Then it met production.

Most AI pilots never ship. We find out whether yours can, and hand you the evidence either way.

Pilots that reach production

A minority

Most cited blocker

Evaluation gaps

Why they stall

No ship criteria

Live system map

Company Data

Docs, tickets, and internal notes

Retrieval

Rank the right source context

AI Agent

Run prompts, tools, and logic

Verified Answer

Return cited answers and handoffs

Where pilots stall

The model is rarely the problem.

Forrester traced why agent pilots fail to reach production. Three causes account for all of it, and not one of them is the model.

41%

Nobody wrote down what “good enough to ship” actually means. The review has nothing to approve against, so the pilot iterates instead of shipping.

33%

It works on the sample and cannot reach the real thing: the permissions, the live records, the API nobody will open.

26%

What was measured at the start stopped matching what the system does now. The numbers still look healthy while the behaviour has moved underneath them.

How we work

We start where most builds finish.

The eval harness comes first. Before we touch the pipeline we build the thing that can tell whether it works, because otherwise every later decision is a guess.

Reliable RAG Systems

Turn company knowledge into AI assistants that answer from the right sources, cite their work, and fail safely.

Internal documentation assistants
Support knowledge copilots
Product documentation search
View RAG example

AI Workflow Agents

Automate repetitive operational workflows with agents that can read context, follow rules, and hand work back to teams cleanly.

Support ticket triage
GitHub PR review agents
Incident analysis assistants
View agent examples
Products

Built with the same discipline.

Three systems we run ourselves, on the same eval-first method. Available if you would rather buy the product than the build.

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Product · WeaveAI Ready

Is your repo ready for coding agents?

Score any GitHub repo in under three minutes — 87 checks plus a real agent's judgment, with the fix PR attached. Your first full run is free.

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Product · WeaveAI Anchor

Answers grounded in your own documents.

Retrieval-based answers from your approved documents only, every response cited, refuses instead of guessing when it doesn't know — start free, no card required.

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Why It Works

What changes after the demo.

Reliable systems need grounded context, visible behavior, and clear rules for when to automate and when to escalate.

Ground the system

Good outputs start with good context. We design retrieval, memory, tool use, and decision boundaries before prompt tuning.

Measure it in the open

Every system needs evals, traces, and failure modes you can inspect. We build those in from day one.

Ship where the work happens

The best agent is the one that fits the workflow. We integrate with docs, support queues, GitHub, and internal ops systems.

Example System

A RAG assistant should show its sources.

The answer is useful because the user can inspect the evidence behind it.

Question inputPDF uploaded
What changed in the new onboarding policy for enterprise support accounts?

Generated answer

Enterprise support accounts now require a named escalation owner, a two-hour P1 response target, and a written weekend handoff.

Cited source

Policy PDF p.4

Cited source

Runbook Appendix p.2

Source excerpts

Starting July 1, all enterprise support accounts must assign a named escalation owner. Weekend coverage must include a written handoff. P1 incidents require an initial response within two hours.

Exact lines retrieved from the source document.

GitHub PR review agent

Reads diffs, checks repo rules, and drafts useful review comments.

See examples

Incident analysis agent

Clusters error signals and proposes the likely first fix path.

See examples
Writing

Notes from the work.

What we learn building retrieval, agents, and evaluation — written up while it is still fresh.

Read the blog
In Production

What it looks like on the other side.

TruFeed is a user feedback platform, and a WeaveAI customer.

We tried to build this part ourselves first. It worked in the demo and fell over on real data. Now we use WeaveAI's tools and I have stopped thinking about it.

Adil KhanCo-founder, TruFeed · trufeed.app

Start Here

If the system has to work after the demo, we should talk.

We scope the workflow, audit the data path, and design the reliability layer before automation starts touching real work.