Repetitive knowledge work
Hours spent copying between systems, summarising, classifying and drafting the same kinds of documents every week.
Independent AI studio · Remote worldwide
We help small and mid-sized teams turn large language models into dependable tools: agents that complete multi-step workflows, assistants that answer from your own documents, and evaluation that tells you whether the output is actually good.
Problems we solve
Most teams don't need more AI tools. They need one workflow that reliably works and a way to prove it.
Hours spent copying between systems, summarising, classifying and drafting the same kinds of documents every week.
Policies, specs and past answers spread across drives, chats and wikis — so people ask colleagues instead.
A promising demo that never reaches production because nobody defined success, edge cases or ownership.
You can't tell whether a model or prompt change made answers better or worse — so every change is a guess.
Repetitive customer questions eat team time while response quality depends on who happens to be on shift.
Producing, formatting, translating and reviewing content at volume without losing brand voice or accuracy.
Services
Each service is scoped around one concrete workflow and ends with something you can run, measure and own.
Multi-step agents that plan, use your tools and APIs, remember context, and hand off to a human when they should.
Typical timeline3–6 weeks
An assistant that answers from your own documents and data, cites its sources and respects access rules.
Typical timeline3–5 weeks
A repeatable way to measure model output quality, so prompt and model changes are decisions, not guesses.
Typical timeline2–4 weeks
From a fuzzy idea to a clickable, working prototype that real users can try.
Typical timeline1–4 weeks
Prompt systems and review workflows that produce, format and check content at volume.
Typical timeline2–4 weeks
Get your team actually using AI day to day — set up properly, safely, and with playbooks for real tasks.
Typical timeline1–3 weeks
Engagement models
Clear scope and a fixed set of deliverables for every phase. Pricing on request — we quote after a short scoping call.
01
1–2 weeks
Pick the right workflow and define success before building anything.
Pricing on request
02
2–4 weeks
A working version on your real data that users can try.
Pricing on request
03
3–6 weeks
Harden the prototype and prove quality before rollout.
Pricing on request
04
Monthly
Keep quality high as models, data and needs change.
Pricing on request
How we work
Pick one high-value workflow, map it, and agree what 'good' means in measurable terms.
You getScope doc, success metrics, data checklist
Build a working version quickly on frontier models and your real data.
You getRunning prototype and demo
Score it against a rubric and benchmark set; iterate on prompts, retrieval and agent logic.
You getEvaluation report with before/after scores
Integrate, add guardrails and monitoring, and deploy inside your accounts.
You getProduction deployment and runbook
Train your team and transfer everything needed to run and extend it.
You getDocs, eval sets, code and training session
Example use cases
Illustrative examples of what we can build — not past client projects.
Principles
Work runs in your own cloud and AI vendor accounts wherever possible. We sign an NDA on request and only access what the project needs.
Every build ships with an evaluation set and scores, so quality is visible and changes are comparable.
Code, prompts, evaluation sets and runbooks are delivered so your team can operate it without us.
Standard tools and vendor-neutral design. You own the deliverables and can switch models or providers.
Founder
Founder · AI product & evaluation
Focus areas
Xavier works on AI products day to day — designing agent workflows and, above all, measuring whether they actually work. YeShenworld brings that practice to teams that don't have an in-house AI group.
Evaluation and optimisation of a multi-agent system that generates business-analysis reports: instruction-following evaluation, prompt tuning, A/B testing and a reward benchmark for model quality.
Prompt-engineered formatting correction for Markdown/LaTeX output; built three-axis evaluation rubrics (instruction following, physical realism, aesthetics) and side-by-side tests for text-to-video models.
B.Eng., Internet of Things Engineering — Harbin Normal University
FAQ
English and Simplified Chinese — for meetings, documentation and the AI systems themselves (bilingual assistants are common).
We're based in UTC+8 (Asia/Shanghai) and work remotely with teams worldwide. We schedule calls in overlapping hours, and most work happens asynchronously with written updates.
Wherever possible, systems are built and run in your own cloud and AI vendor accounts, with your access controls. We sign an NDA on request, use the minimum data needed, and don't reuse your data for other work.
We're vendor-neutral. We typically work with OpenAI and other frontier and open-weight models, and choose based on your quality, cost, latency and data-residency needs — measured with an evaluation set, not assumed.
Focused projects: one workflow or product feature at a time, usually 1–6 weeks per phase. Larger programmes are broken into phases with a review between each.
Send a short note through the inquiry form or email. We'll set up a 30-minute call, then send a written scope and quote. Most projects start with a Discovery Sprint.
You do. On payment, deliverables — code, prompts, evaluation sets and documentation — belong to you, as set out in the project agreement.
Every project ends with a handoff and training session. A short support window follows; ongoing tuning and new workflows are available on a monthly retainer.
No. We can help roll out ChatGPT Business or Enterprise for your team, but custom agents and assistants can use whichever model fits the task best.
Yes. We often build the AI layer and evaluation while your team owns integration, and we document everything so they can take over.
Contact
A few lines is enough. We'll reply by email to set up a short call.