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Yes, as part of how our engineers work day to day, the same way most serious dev shops do at this point. Tools like GitHub Copilot and Claude speed up boilerplate, first-draft test coverage, and routine refactors. What we don’t do is pipe your spec into a model and ship back whatever comes out. Every line that reaches your repository has a senior engineer who read it, understood it, and is willing to put their name on it in a pull request.
When AI is the actual product we’re building — a support chatbot, a document classification pipeline, a RAG system over your knowledge base — that’s a deliberate, scoped engineering decision like any other, handled under AI Services rather than bolted on because it’s trendy. If you’d rather we not use AI-assisted coding tools on your project at all, that’s a fine conversation to have. It usually costs more in hours, but it’s your call.
Tell us what you're building and we'll tell you honestly whether we're a fit.
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