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Custom AI Systems

AI agents and multi-step systems for workflows that do not fit an off-the-shelf tool, built with defined permissions, approvals and monitoring.

Example: agent with approval limits

Agent with approval limits: Event in one of your systems, then Agent plans the steps, then Tools called with scoped access, then Result checked against rules. Within approved limits? if within limits, action completed and logged; if above limit, approval requested.

Overview

Some workflows span several systems, depend on internal knowledge, or need judgement at specific points. For those, Shiro designs custom systems: agents that work through defined tools with scoped access, retrieval over your own documents, and orchestration across your stack. Every system has limits, approval points and logs you can review.

What the system handles

  • AI agents with defined tools

    Agents act only through the actions you allow, each with its own permissions.

  • Internal knowledge retrieval

    Answers drawn from your policies, manuals and records, with sources shown.

  • Multi-system orchestration

    Workflows that pass work between several systems, with state tracked at each step.

  • Approval workflows

    Actions above set limits pause until a named person approves them.

  • Voice agents

    Phone interactions for routine calls, with transfer to staff when needed.

  • Monitoring dashboards

    Volumes, exceptions, errors and review queues visible in one place.

What stays with your team

These cases are routed to a person by design, with the context needed to act.

  • Actions above approval limits
  • Situations the system has not handled before
  • Changes to rules, policies and permissions

Systems it typically connects to

  • Internal APIs and databases
  • Knowledge bases and document stores
  • Cloud platforms
  • Messaging and approval channels

Integrations are confirmed during the assessment, based on what each of your systems supports.

Walk us through how this work is done today. We'll show you what could be automated, what should stay with your team, and what it would take to build.