AI Development · From $5,000

AI features that actually ship.

WH Studio helps startups and product teams ship practical AI features, assistants, and automation systems that deliver real operational value — not just demo excitement.

OpenAI · Claude · LangChain · RAG · Python · Next.js
Service areas

Applied AI, end to end.

LLM product integration

  • OpenAI API integration
  • Prompt systems
  • Model routing
  • Guardrails and fallbacks

AI chatbots and support automation

  • Support automation
  • Lead qualification
  • Knowledge retrieval
  • Multi-step workflows

Document intelligence

  • PDF analysis
  • Contract review
  • Data extraction
  • Search and summarization

Applied computer vision

  • OCR workflows
  • Visual classification
  • Inspection tools
  • Search experiences
Common use cases

Where AI creates leverage.

Support automation

Reduce response times and increase coverage with AI-assisted support systems.

Content workflows

Automate structured drafting, categorization, and editorial assistance for teams.

Operational intelligence

Extract insights from business data and unstructured documents faster.

Workflow acceleration

Use AI to streamline repetitive tasks and remove friction from delivery teams.

How we work

From use case to production.

  1. Use case discovery

    Identify highest-value workflows, define risk boundaries, and map outcomes.

  2. Data & retrieval

    Structure knowledge sources, retrieval approach, and evaluation criteria.

  3. Model & prompt design

    Choose providers, build prompts, and define fallback logic.

  4. Product integration

    Implement AI inside your product with memory, permissions, and observability.

  5. Test & optimize

    Evaluate accuracy, latency, safety, and cost — then iterate.

Simple AI integration
1–2wk
RAG / assistant systems
4–8wk
Typical cost savings vs naive impl
40–60%
Starting engagement size
$5K+
Field notes

What production-grade AI actually looks like.

Most "AI features" shipped in 2024 were a chat widget and a prompt. The teams that compounded a real advantage rebuilt specific workflows around models, evaluations, and feedback loops. That is the work we do at WH Studio — not demos, not chatbots, but AI features that survive contact with real users and a finance team reviewing the token bill.

Evaluation infrastructure before the second prompt

The single biggest difference between an AI feature that compounds value and one that quietly degrades is an eval harness. Without it, you ship a prompt that worked on five examples and discover six months later that quality regressed silently when a model provider shipped new weights. Every AI engagement we run starts with a golden dataset, automated scoring, and a CI gate — before the second prompt ships. See our deeper breakdown in the AI integration playbook.

Cost control as a first-class concern

By month six of production AI, your token bill is a real line item. We route by complexity (cheap models for 70–80% of traffic), cache aggressively, trim context windows, and use provider batch APIs for async workloads. The combined effect is typically 40–60% cheaper than the naive single-model implementation, with equal or better accuracy.

Build vs buy — in the right places

Use a vendor for the parts that are not your differentiation: observability, prompt registries, eval orchestration. Build the parts that are: your retrieval pipeline, your workflows, your human-in-the-loop UI. Most teams invert this and pay for it for years.

FAQs

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Frequently Asked Questions

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