Applied AI
Production-grade agents, evals, and retrieval pipelines. We design the loop, the guardrails, and the cost curve — not just the prompt.
- Agents
- RAG
- Evals
- Fine-tuning
Blingwork is a deep-tech consultancy. We pair senior engineers with applied AI to design, build, and operate scalable systems for ambitious teams — the kind of work that usually isn’t supposed to be possible on the timeline you have.
A consultancy structured like a small lab. Each capability is owned by senior engineers who ship — not by managers who don't.
Production-grade agents, evals, and retrieval pipelines. We design the loop, the guardrails, and the cost curve — not just the prompt.
Backends that survive the second order of magnitude. Distributed pipelines, queues, autoscaling, and observability with budgets that hold.
When there is no library yet. We build prototypes, write the math, and ship the first production version of an idea your team has only sketched.
Inference and orchestration where milliseconds matter. Streaming, mesh, and edge runtimes — close to the user, close to the metal.
No 'discovery decks.' Every phase has a deliverable you can show your CTO.
We spend a week inside the problem before recommending anything. Stakeholders, data, constraints, hidden incentives.
A working technical plan: data flow, system diagram, cost curve, risk register. Designed to be argued with, not approved silently.
Senior engineers in the loop with your team from day one. We pair-program with AI, ship weekly, and measure what we said we'd measure.
Handover that actually transfers knowledge: runbooks, dashboards, postmortems, and a 90-day overlap. We don't disappear at launch.
“Blingwork rebuilt our evaluation pipeline in eight weeks. The runs that used to take a weekend now finish over lunch, and we trust the numbers. They are the rare consultancy that ships the system, not a slide deck about the system.”
They walked in, found the bottleneck on day three, and shipped a fix by week two. Our p99 dropped 4×.
The clearest technical writing I've seen from a vendor. Every decision was argued, documented, and reversible.
We've kept two of their engineers on a retainer for a year. They left the codebase better than they found it.
A short note is enough. If we're a fit, we'll send back a half-page response with what we'd do first.