AI AGENT & RAG ENGINEERING · HANGZHOU

Agents for
real work.

Hands-on RAG and agent engineering, backed by a 20-person team spanning full-stack development, algorithms, data and QA.

Written Japanese / Meetings in English

20People available for sustained delivery
4Connected engineering disciplines
2Project delivery / Full-time engagement

01 / AGENT ENGINEERING

From core logic
to business integration.

Team members bring hands-on experience implementing core RAG and AI-agent logic, and independently developing LLM tools for exam authoring and review.

MEMBERS’ HANDS-ON EXPERIENCE
01

Core RAG & agent development

Organize retrieval, reasoning, tool calls and multi-step execution around business tasks. Connect documents, APIs and existing systems, with human confirmation for important actions and a record of execution.

02

Knowledge & evidence systems

Team members bring experience with knowledge bases, knowledge graphs and exam-authoring tools. We can design document structure, source metadata and citation detail so users can return to the original evidence.

03

Multi-model integration & operations

Connect model providers through authentication, routing, tenant isolation and usage records. Match models and context to the task, evaluating answer quality, response time and operating cost.

RAG / KNOWLEDGE ENGINEERING

Scattered documents.
Traceable answers.

Retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) finds relevant evidence in your information before a model composes an answer. We extend knowledge-base development into document governance, access control and evaluation, so the system can be checked and kept current.

  1. 01Business sources
  2. 02Parse & index
  3. 03Retrieve & rerank
  4. 04Answer & cite
01

Connect and organize sources

Scope PDFs, Word documents, spreadsheets, web pages or business data. Define categories, owners and update rules, and establish which sources may be used in answers.

02

Parse and structure documents

Handle OCR, layouts, headings and tables. Split content by meaning and business structure while preserving filenames, pages, sections and versions for source tracing.

03

Combine retrieval methods

Use keyword and vector retrieval, with query rewriting, metadata filters and reranking where needed. Test representative questions to find missing or irrelevant evidence.

04

Generate with evidence

Build answers from retrieved content with citations that locate the source. Define how to handle insufficient evidence, outdated documents and version conflicts, including clarification or human review.

05

Control access and updates

Filter retrieval by user, department or tenant. Separate upload, approval and publication rights, and agree on addition, update, removal and index synchronization workflows.

06

Evaluate and improve

Create an evaluation set of questions, reference answers and source evidence. Review retrieval, citations, answer quality, latency and cost, then iterate using feedback and failure cases.

Illustrative knowledge Q&A · Sample content

Who approves this purchase, and which documents are required?

Retrieve the workflow for the purchase type and amount, with references to the applicable policy. If the amount is missing or multiple versions exist, clarify those details before giving guidance.

Sample references

Purchasing policy · Approval workflow · Section 4

Purchase request guide · Required documents · Section 2

Help users understand the evidence, the applicable version and what to do next.

Possible deliverables

  • Source ingestion and parsing pipeline
  • Knowledge index and retrieval / Q&A APIs
  • Citations and access configuration
  • Evaluation set, failure cases and improvements
  • Deployment guide and operational handover

Scope is agreed around source formats, data permissions, existing systems and acceptance criteria.

Discuss a knowledge-base project

RECENT PRODUCT / WENQU EQ-AGENT

WenquEQ-AGENT

An agent for the exam-authoring workflow.

A recently developed, local-first agent product connecting source reading, question generation, review and output archiving. It integrates an open-source agent core with a domain-specific workflow.

  1. 01Understand
  2. 02Read sources
  3. 03Generate
  4. 04Review & revise
  5. 05Archive
Wenqu product workspace showing mathematics question generation, self-checks and Markdown output.
A workspace excerpt from the product brief’s application screenshot.

ENGINEERING FOCUS

01

Tool execution & multi-agent coordination

File operations and validation steps, with coordinated planning and execution.

02

Reusable Skills

Structured expert workflows, quality standards and checklists for repeatable use.

03

Context, permissions & audit trails

Long-running task context, scoped permissions, approvals and execution records.

04

Local execution & intranet models

Workflows running in a local application, connected to intranet-hosted models.

The current case shows high-school mathematics question generation, self-checks and Markdown output.

02 / ENGINEERING CAPABILITIES

The systems
around your agent.

We define the scope and technical approach around your goals and existing environment.

01

RAG & knowledge systems

Illustrative workflow
  1. Ingest business sources
  2. Retrieve and rerank
  3. Answer with citations

Link answers to the source location and version for review.

Build searchable, traceable and maintainable knowledge bases for policies, product documentation, technical material and business questions, connected to your workflow.

Development scope
Source ingestion, parsing and chunking, vector and keyword retrieval, reranking and citations; knowledge graphs and business relationships where required.
Integration
Knowledge Q&A APIs, internal search interfaces or agent tools, with knowledge spaces organized around departmental and tenant permissions.
Delivery & validation
Validate retrieval and answers against representative questions. Hand over indexing pipelines, APIs, evaluation results and maintenance instructions.
  • Knowledge retrieval
  • Workflow integration
  • Answer evaluation
02

OCR & document processing

Illustrative workflow
  1. Scans and PDFs
  2. Extract and review
  3. Store structured data

Route low-confidence fields to a human reviewer.

Turn images, scanned documents and PDFs into usable business data, connecting human review with downstream processing to reduce repeated data entry.

Development scope
OCR, layout and table parsing, field extraction, format normalization and business-rule validation.
Processing workflow
Batch files or API ingestion, low-confidence field flags, and optional human review, exception handling and processing-status tracking.
Delivery & validation
Structured outputs, processing APIs and field mappings, evaluated for field accuracy and processing time using customer samples.
  • Text & field extraction
  • Structured data
  • System integration
03

Model inference & deployment

Illustrative workflow
  1. Connect models
  2. Deploy inference
  3. Serve business apps

Validate latency, throughput and resource cost at agreed loads.

Design inference environments around models, data boundaries and concurrency needs. Validate performance, stability and operating cost against available hardware and budget.

Development scope
Local or private deployment, model-service connections, unified calling APIs and access authentication.
Operational tuning
Evaluate quantization, batching, caching and model routing as required. Record latency, throughput, resource use and errors.
Delivery & validation
Deployment configuration, performance and cost comparisons, monitoring plans and upgrade / rollback instructions, tested at agreed load levels.
  • Inference infrastructure
  • Performance validation
  • Deployment design
04

Full-stack & data engineering

Illustrative workflow
  1. Web workspace
  2. APIs and workflows
  3. Data and integrations

Check access controls and regressions across the UI, APIs and data flows.

Bring model capabilities into the systems people use every day, covering frontend, backend, data processing and testing.

Application development
Web workspaces, administration interfaces, APIs, roles and workflows, integrated with existing systems and third-party services.
Data engineering
Data ingestion, cleaning, transformation, scheduled jobs and data-quality checks, connecting analytics and business applications.
Quality & handover
Functional, API and integration testing, with source code, API documentation, deployment instructions and operational handover materials.
  • Full-stack development
  • Data pipelines
  • Testing & QA

Delivery support by project stage

For Japan-facing collaborations and existing systems, agree on scope, deliverables and customer acceptance for each stage.

Requirements and acceptance design

Map business flows, system boundaries and exceptions. Align specifications, changes and acceptance criteria through written Japanese documentation.

Example deliverables
Requirements and interface notes, a change log and acceptance test cases.

Existing system integration and phased migration

Map dependencies and data structures, connect through APIs or batch jobs as appropriate, and plan data reconciliation and cutover rehearsals.

Example deliverables
A dependency inventory, field mappings and cutover and rollback procedures.

Test automation and release handover

Set up API and regression tests within the agreed scope and add key checks to CI. Define how access, audit logs, releases and alerts will be handed over.

Example deliverables
Test results, a release checklist and an operations handover guide.

03 / THE TEAM

Specialist skills.
A connected team.

A stable capacity of 20 people. We assemble the right mix of roles for your project’s scope and stage.

Our team includes engineers with experience at Alibaba DAMO Academy’s Artificial Intelligence Center.

20people

ENGINEERS & QA

10people

Full-stack development

Web · APIs · Integration

5people

AI & algorithms

Models · Retrieval · Inference

2people

Data engineering

Processing · Pipelines

3people

Testing & QA

Functional testing · Quality checks

04 / WORKING TOGETHER

The right shape of collaboration.

Match the engagement to your scope, specialist needs and timeline.

Written Japanese. Meetings in English.

Align requirements and decisions in writing, with technical discussions in English.

JAPANESE / ENGLISH

05 / FROM BRIEF TO DELIVERY

A clear path to handover.

  1. 01

    Understand the brief

    Clarify workflows, challenges, priorities and your existing environment.

  2. 02

    Agree on scope and team

    Define deliverables, responsibilities, milestones and validation methods.

  3. 03

    Build and validate

    Share progress and develop in stages, with testing throughout.

  4. 04

    Deliver and hand over

    Review agreed outputs and transfer the information needed to operate them.

LET’S BUILD SOMETHING USEFUL

Tell us what
you’re building.

Your requirements, preferred timeline and the people you need. Let’s start with what you know.

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Company
杭州云眼数据科技有限公司
Location
Hangzhou, Zhejiang, China