Service
Agent orchestration for private AI
Pain
Models alone do not run a process. Production systems need retrieval, tools, policies, retries, and human handoffs - without chaining brittle one-off scripts or leaking data through unmanaged public APIs.
Outcome
SLM-Works orchestration sits as a coordination layer on top of the models you already run privately: SLMs for fast, repetitive steps and larger LLMs where breadth matters, wired to databases, APIs, and documents under your access rules.
Differentiator
We design orchestration that keeps your models, data, and workflows inside your boundary - no external dependencies, no surprise data egress, full auditability from prompt to action.
Model as brain, orchestration as system
Treat the model as the reasoning core, not the whole system. Orchestration supplies context (RAG), executes allowed actions, enforces guardrails, and records what happened for audit - not a black-box chat box.
Our orchestration layer connects multi-step workflows: agents, tools, schedules, and observability designed for teams that already invested in private models. It complements SLM-Works model delivery and does not replace your need for solid data and inference foundations.
Architecture at a glance
Example patterns
Illustrative only - feasibility and compliance depend on your data and policies.
Document-heavy operations
Classify, extract, and route structured information from PDFs and tickets with retrieval grounded in sources you approve - useful for back-office and compliance-adjacent queues when human review stays in the loop.
Customer and internal support
Deflect repetitive questions with SLM-backed answers while escalating edge cases with full context - policies control what tools agents may call and what data leaves which boundary.
Monitoring and policy checks
Run scheduled or event-driven checks across logs and records where models summarize and flag anomalies; outputs feed dashboards or ticketing instead of silent automation.
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Frequently asked questions
Practical answers for technical buyers; validate resale, SLA, and capacity wording with legal and sales before public launch and paid campaigns.
Is orchestration a replacement for custom SLMs?
Where does orchestration run?
Does orchestration include RAG?
Can we mix SLMs and LLMs in one workflow?
Who sees prompts and tool outputs?
How do we evaluate orchestration alongside an SLM PoC?
Combine models, orchestration, and governance in one roadmap