Agentic AI engineering studio

A chatbot answers. We build systems that complete the work.

SkysphereAI Labs is a small, senior team that designs governed agentic systems — they plan the steps, act through approved tools only, validate against rubrics, wait for a named human on anything high-impact, and log every action as evidence.

Governed by designModel-independentEvidence on every run

The idea

From answering questions to completing work

One distinction sits underneath everything we build.

A chatbot

  • Answers in one shot — helpful, or confidently wrong
  • No record of why it said what it said
  • One vendor’s model, wired in permanently
  • Memory is whatever the session happened to hold
  • Mistakes are found afterward, by people

A structured agentic system

  • Completes a workflow — plans the steps, then executes them
  • Uses approved tools and data only — nothing else is callable
  • Output validated against rubrics before anyone sees it
  • High-impact steps wait for named human approval
  • Every action logged with data lineage and cost

Models change, vendors change, pricing changes. The stable layer around the model — orchestration, permissions, memory, audit — is what actually matters. That layer is our craft.

The model is not the moat.

Anatomy

A governed agentic system, layer by layer

Five layers, designed in from day one — not added after an incident.

05

Governance

Control plane

audit · approvals · privacy · cost controls

04

Memory & wiki

per-user memory · official project wiki · expiry rules

03

Orchestration

planner · workers · validator · human reviewer

02

Tools

approved commands, APIs and data access — nothing else

01

Models

frontier · cloud · private · local — swappable

The control plane

Most AI demos are layer 01 with a user interface. Layers 02–05 are the unglamorous engineering that makes AI safe enough to run inside an institution — and they are where almost all of the work lives. When the models improve next year, layers 02–05 are what you keep.

The system

How one request moves through the system

Seven steps — identical for an enforcement case, an HR query, or a financial report.

01

Intake

request captured; sensitivity flagged

02

Understand

intent extracted; success criteria set

03

Plan

steps, agents, tools, checkpoints

04

Execute

approved tools only; scoped permissions

05

Validate

rubrics, policy and fact checks

06

Approve

named human signs off high impact

07

Deliver & learn

audit trail attached; memory updated

Loop engineering

We treat the plan → act → observe → refine cycle as the product. Errors get caught and corrected inside the loop, before delivery — which is where reliability, and speed, actually come from.

A continuous feedback loop — every outcome refines the plans, rubrics and memory the next request starts from.

Same control plane, many workflows

One foundation, pointed many ways

Not many products — one governed control plane, reused. Each workflow below reuses the same audit, memory and governance. These are illustrative use cases, not delivered engagements.

Government & public sector

Resident service triage

Intake is captured, duplicates collapse into one case, and requests route to the right department with context attached.

AI routes · staff decide

Enforcement response

Closure communications drafted from approved templates, with the applicable rule auto-cited for a named officer to approve.

AI drafts · an officer approves & sends

Permits & licensing

Applications screened against current by-laws and service standards, with every step logged and reviewable.

AI screens · staff sign off

Asset & defect detection

Defects flagged from monitoring data so maintenance is scheduled proactively, not reactively.

AI flags · operations schedules

Enterprise & operations

Financial forecasting

Records analysed to flag spending anomalies and sharpen budget accuracy — with every figure traced to its source.

AI surfaces · finance makes the call

HR self-service & L&D

Policy, leave and benefits questions answered from approved sources — always with a citation, never a guess.

AI answers · cites the source policy

Reporting & reconciliation

Recurring reports assembled and reconciled across systems, so nothing slips between the seams.

AI assembles · a human approves

Commerce & ops intelligence

Cross-platform operational data unified into one governed view, replacing manual cross-system assembly.

AI unifies · the team acts

Plug the control plane into one workflow, then the next — on a single foundation. Nothing is rebuilt.

What makes us different

Most vendors sell a model with an interface

We build governed systems you own.

A typical AI vendor
SkysphereAI
A chatbot or a dashboard — a demo
A governed workflow that completes real work, end to end
Governance and audit bolted on later, if asked
Audit, approvals and privacy designed in from day one
Locked to one model and one vendor’s pricing
Model-independent — swap models with no rebuild
“Trust us” — results you cannot inspect
Evidence on every run — score us on it
Big-vendor timelines and change orders
Enterprise discipline, startup speed

A deliberately small, senior team. The discipline here is simply how we work every day — not a layer added for a bid. That is the real reason to believe a team will still be delivering in month six.

What we’re building

Ace — the agentic platform our team runs on

Ace is the governed control plane we build with every day: orchestration, permissions, memory, validation, audit and a model gateway, in one place. It is how a small team ships governed agentic systems at a pace usually reserved for much larger vendors.

Orchestration

Plans work into reviewable steps and coordinates planner, workers and validator.

Governance

Audit, approvals, privacy and cost controls wrap every layer.

Memory & wiki

Designed memory and a versioned, source-linked knowledge base (powered by BEE).

Model gateway

Routes each request by privacy, cost, latency and policy — no lock-in.

Evidence

Every run produces an inspectable record — triggered-by, tools, validation, approval.

Isolation

Agents run in isolated containers with scoped permissions — nothing reaches what it should not.

What we go deep on next

Scaling to hundreds of agents

Fleets orchestrated, queued and run in parallel — reliably, at production volume.

Fleet telemetry & observability

Tokens, cost, latency, loops and outcomes across hundreds of agents — one pane of glass.

Cloud or on-prem hosting

Your cloud or your own servers. Where it runs, residency, and failover.

Execution loops, in depth

The plan-act-observe-refine cycle up close — how errors are caught before delivery.

Privacy & data protection

Classification before model access, redaction at intake, role-based, least-privilege access.

Memory & knowledge base

How designed memory and a source-linked wiki become institutional memory.

The architecture conversation

The architecture conversation — bring your engineering, security and privacy teams, and we open the hood as far as they want.

Open source

Built in the open

We maintain open-source tooling so the systems we build run on components that can be inspected and independently evaluated — not black boxes.

Belief Extraction Engine · MIT License

BEEPersistent, designed memory for AI agents.

BEE gives agents a structured, versioned, source-linked memory that survives across sessions — the difference between an agent that compounds context and one that contaminates itself. It is designed to be measured against public memory benchmarks and powers recall and the project wiki in every workflow we build.

  • Structured beliefs, versioned and source-linked
  • Scoped, expiring per-user memory
  • Built to be measured against public benchmarks
  • MIT licensed — no lock-in
bee-recall · illustrative
[BEE recall — designed memory]
> [wiki, official]   SOP template v3 · approved · source-linked
> [user, scoped]     "prefers email follow-up" · expires in 30d
> [pii, never-stored] name · phone · address — stripped at intake

Inspectable

If a component is load-bearing for trust, it should be open enough to inspect.

Benchmarked

Measured against shared, public benchmarks — not internal marketing numbers.

No lock-in

Permissive licensing. Use it with us, or entirely without us.

Working together

How a build actually runs

Four phases. Each one ends at a gate that you — not the vendor — control.

Phase 01

Discover

  • Map one workflow end-to-end with the owning team
  • Classify the data; set privacy guardrails
  • Agree success criteria before any build

You get: a written spec & governance plan

Phase 02

Pilot

  • Build on the governed control plane
  • Your team uses it on real work — approval gates on
  • Live audit and cost telemetry from day one

You get: a working governed workflow your team can try

Phase 03

Evaluate

  • Judge against the phase-1 criteria — nothing else
  • Review the system’s own audit evidence
  • Decide: go, fix, or stop

You get: an evidence pack & a decision you own

Phase 04

Scale

  • Add the next workflow on the same foundation
  • Same audit, memory and governance — nothing rebuilt
  • Each addition reuses the same proven foundation

You get: a reusable control plane

Exit at any gate. Your data, configurations, knowledge base and audit history remain yours. The decision to continue is always yours, made on the system’s own evidence.

The team

A deliberately small, senior team

We are engineers who build governed agentic systems for a living — not a sales org with an AI layer. The discipline on this page is simply how we work.

KV

Kartik Vashisth

Founder & CEO

Sets the engineering bar and owns how every system is planned, governed and shipped. Builds the agentic platform our own team runs on.

VV

Vikram Vashisth

Co-Founder & Head of Cybersecurity

Leads security architecture, access control and data protection — so every deployment meets the standard an institution has to hold.

V

Vishal

AI Business Solutions Lead

Maps real workflows to governed agentic solutions and keeps the work anchored to outcomes a team actually feels.

Working together

Bring us a workflow you want to govern

Tell us about one workflow that matters. We will map it end-to-end and show you what a governed agentic system does with your data — on your terms, with the evidence to prove it.