Nythrex

Service · AI development

AI that ships to production. Not just to the demo.

Most AI projects look great in a demo and stall before real users touch them. Nythrex designs, builds and runs AI systems end-to-end — with evaluation, guardrails, integrations and cost control from the first week, running in your cloud and owned by you.

Your users

  • Web & mobile apps
  • Slack / Teams
  • Support widget
  • Internal tools
  • API

AI layer

  • Prompts & model routing
  • Retrieval (RAG)
  • Agents & tool calling
  • Guardrails
  • Evaluations

Integrations

  • CRM
  • ERP
  • Helpdesk
  • Email
  • Document storage

Your cloud & data

  • Azure / AWS / GCP
  • Databases
  • Vector index
  • Logs & audit trail
Where an AI system actually lives: most of the work is in the layers around the model.

What we build

Why AI pilots stall — and what we do differently

A demo proves that a model can answer. Production has to prove that it answers correctly, safely, affordably and every time, on messy real data, for users who will try things nobody planned for. That gap is where most AI budgets disappear. We covered the failure patterns in detail in Why AI pilots die before production.

A typical AI pilot

  • Success is judged by watching a few demo questions
  • Tested on clean sample documents
  • No plan for wrong answers or abuse
  • Token costs discovered after launch
  • Runs in the vendor’s account with the vendor’s keys
  • Nobody owns adoption on the business side

How Nythrex runs AI projects

  • A written goal and a test set of real cases before building
  • Evaluated on your real, messy data from the proof of concept
  • Guardrails, fallbacks and human review designed in
  • Cost per request modelled and monitored
  • Runs in your cloud; you own code, prompts and data
  • A named business owner and a rollout plan

How an AI project runs

Discovery

Goal · data · risks

2

Proof of concept

Test set · go / no-go

4

Build

Integrations · UX · guardrails

8

Hardening & launch

Load · security · rollout

2

Operate & improve

Monitoring · evals

4
01020 weeks
The typical shape of a first production release. Your timeline depends on scope — the phases don’t.
  1. 1

    Discovery: decide what “good” means

    We agree on the business goal, the users, the data sources and the risks — and collect 30–100 real examples with expected answers. That test set becomes the scoreboard for the whole project.

  2. 2

    Proof of concept: answer the risky question

    The PoC exists to kill or confirm the idea cheaply. We build the thinnest end-to-end slice, run it against the test set and give you a go / no-go with numbers: accuracy, latency and cost per request.

  3. 3

    Build: everything around the model

    Integrations, permissions, UX, guardrails, human-review flows, monitoring and deployment in your cloud. This is usually most of the work — and exactly the part demos skip.

  4. 4

    Launch and operate

    Staged rollout, a feedback loop from real users, dashboards for quality and cost, and regular evaluation runs whenever prompts, models or data change.

What “production-ready” means to us

Our definition of done for an AI feature

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Model-agnostic by design

We are not tied to a model vendor. Depending on your requirements we work with OpenAI and Azure OpenAI, Anthropic Claude (directly or via AWS Bedrock and Google Vertex AI), Google Gemini, and open-weight models you can host yourself. The architecture keeps the model behind an interface, so switching providers is a configuration change plus an evaluation run — not a rewrite. See OpenAI vs Azure OpenAI vs Anthropic for how we choose.

How requirements usually shape the choice
RequirementWhat we typically recommend
Data must stay in the EUA provider with an EU data-residency option, or a self-hosted open-weight model
Enterprise procurement already on MicrosoftAzure OpenAI inside your Azure tenant
Already on AWS or GCPClaude via Bedrock or Vertex AI; Gemini on GCP
High volume, simple tasksA small, fast model with routing to a larger one only when needed
Strict offline / on-premiseOpen-weight models on your own infrastructure

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