Agent logic, ML pipelines, and most of our document-AI and data work.
Not a logo wall. Every technology here earns its place with one honest line on how we actually use it in agentic work. If it isn't something we've shipped with, it isn't on the page.
Agent logic, ML pipelines, and most of our document-AI and data work.
End-to-end across front-ends and typed service layers — strict mode by default.
High-throughput services and tooling where latency and concurrency matter.
First-class, not an afterthought — schema-fixed query generation drives our analytics agents.
App Router for SSR/SSG product surfaces and admin consoles.
Web and mobile front-ends, including dual-pane document viewers.
Typed API layers and webhook buses alongside the Python services.
Python service endpoints for agent and parsing workloads.
Structured, stateful plan graphs where steps must be observable and resumable.
Tooling and retrieval glue — wrapped in the governance layer we build for clients.
Multi-agent role decomposition where it fits the problem shape.
We expose capabilities as MCP servers so any agent can use them as standard tools.
PP-OCRv5 + PP-StructureV3 for on-prem text recognition and layout analysis.
Cell-level row/column grids so a comment can snap to the right table cell.
Fine-tuned to detect engineering markup OCR misses — arrows, callouts, ink.
Local vision-language model used as a semantic tiebreaker, fully on-prem.
Streaming speech recognition for low-latency voice agents.
System of record for product apps, with an event log for audit.
Columnar warehouse for sub-second analytics over billions of events.
Vector retrieval over standards libraries and resume archives.
Full-text and tag-centric traceability alongside vector retrieval.
We build production connectors on the CDK for systems no one else ships — incl. SAP Business One.
Cloud-native deployments inside your accounts and security boundary.
A first-class target — full pipelines running with no cloud dependency.
Orchestration for agent fleets and the services around them.
Structured telemetry from every surface — agents, gates, and plan steps.
We don't lead with a favorite framework. We start from the system: its latency budget, its data gravity, its security boundary, and the team that has to operate it after we leave. The stack follows from that.
Where an open-source tool does the job — PaddleOCR on-prem, ClickHouse for scale, Airbyte for the long-tail connector — we use it and contribute back. Where a managed service removes real operational risk, we use that instead. The goal is a system your team can run, not a monument to a particular technology.
Tell us what you run today. A Bytevon engineer will sketch how we'd build on it and meet you where you are — no migration assumed.