Sarvaswa AI Labs

AI use cases we have shipped, and the shape each one takes.

Production systems we have built, from document intelligence on Databricks to a Claude connector for ad accounts. Each card says what was built, where it runs, and who it fits.

Enterprise data platforms

AI on the Databricks and Snowflake you already run.

Document intelligence, natural-language analytics and agent automation built on the data platform you already pay for. No migration, no new vendor, and PII handled at the ingestion layer.

Enterprise AI service

Enterprise AI on Databricks

Document AI, Genie analytics and multi-agent automation on Databricks

Three production systems on the Lakehouse you already run: document intelligence with PII scrubbed at ingestion, Genie analytics mapped to your business vocabulary, and multi-agent automation on Mosaic AI. Governed by Unity Catalog and traced with MLflow.

What was built, in full

Three custom production systems built on your Databricks Lakehouse. Secure Document Intelligence ingests sensitive unstructured data (contracts, clinical records, compliance filings) into Delta Lake with Unity Catalog PII scrubbing at the ingestion layer. Conversational Analytics uses Databricks Genie Spaces mapped to your business vocabulary so executives ask questions in English and get SQL-grounded answers. Multi-Agent Workforce Automation builds compound agent systems on Mosaic AI Agent Framework for processes that single-prompt AI cannot handle. Governed by Unity Catalog and traced with MLflow. Industry playbooks for financial services, healthcare and life sciences, insurance, legal, retail and CPG, and manufacturing.

Where it fits

Enterprise data, risk, compliance, and operations teams already running on Databricks. Covers financial services, healthcare and life sciences, insurance, legal, retail and CPG, and manufacturing.

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Enterprise AI on Snowflake

Document search and natural language analytics on Snowflake Cortex

Two intelligence layers on your existing Snowflake: cited document search over Confluence, Jira, PDFs, CRM and email through Cortex Search, and English-to-SQL analytics with written explanations through Cortex Analyst. No migration, no new vendor.

What was built, in full

Two intelligence layers on top of the Snowflake you already run. Document Intelligence ingests Confluence, Jira, PDFs, CRM, and email into Snowflake for semantic search and cited Q&A using Cortex Search. Natural Language Analytics translates English questions into schema-aware SQL with written explanations using Cortex Analyst. Everything runs on Snowflake Cortex. No migration. No new vendor. Industry playbooks for financial services, healthcare, retail, SaaS, manufacturing, professional services, and media.

Where it fits

Data, analytics, compliance, and operations teams already running on Snowflake. Covers financial services, healthcare, retail, SaaS, manufacturing, professional services, and media.

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Agents and internal tools

Agents that act on your business data, with a person in the loop.

Systems that read from the tools your team already uses, propose an action, and wait for approval before anything changes. The approval gate is what makes them safe to run every day.

AI agent development

Agent orchestration

AI agent orchestration layer for a chat-run business operating system

The orchestration layer beneath a chat-run business operating system for small and mid-sized businesses: a registry that maps intent to capability, skill-based sub-agents, a custom router, persistent memory and MCP tool servers over messaging, documents, time tracking and telephony. A sentence in chat becomes finished work, with approvals where it matters.

What was built, in full

For a startup building a product that lets small and mid-sized businesses run operations through one chat interface, we built the layer underneath the conversation. An agent registry maps each request to the right capability; skill-based sub-agents carry the work through the connected tools; a custom router sequences them and recognises when a step needs a person; persistent memory carries context across sessions and channels; and a persona layer lets a team define an assistant once and publish it company-wide. Every action is logged and replayable, and anything irreversible waits for approval in the same chat.

Where it fits

Teams that run repeatable operations across many systems and would rather describe the outcome than perform the steps, and product companies building agentic software that needs a registry, router and memory underneath

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Internal tools inside Slack

Internal Slack AI tools with human-in-the-loop over your business data

Internal AI tools that live in Slack and answer plain-English questions over Airtable, Google Sheets, CRMs and internal databases, with deep links back to the records. Anything the system proposes waits for a person to approve, and every query is logged with accuracy and cost.

What was built, in full

Internal AI tools that live where your team already works. Slack is the interface and the approval layer: people ask plain-English questions about the business data in Airtable, Google Sheets, CRMs, and internal databases, get sourced answers with deep links back to the records, and approve or reject anything the system proposes before it acts. Every query and decision is logged to an audit trail and an admin page that tracks accuracy and daily LLM cost. Read-only by default, with write actions added only behind explicit approval flows. Our Slack Data Copilot for Airtable and Google Sheets is the shipped example.

Where it fits

Operations, finance, project, and account teams that run on Slack plus Airtable, Google Sheets, or a CRM, and want every team member to self-serve data without a new tool

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Agentic AI for real estate

Agentic CRM and outreach automation for real estate agencies

One autonomous system that runs an agency end to end: a central CRM with a per-customer knowledge base, AI-assisted outreach across calls, SMS, WhatsApp and Instagram, and listings, brochures and presentations generated on demand.

What was built, in full

A single autonomous system that runs an entire real estate agency end-to-end. It maintains a centralised CRM with a per-customer knowledge base, runs AI-assisted outbound across calls, SMS, WhatsApp, and Instagram, and moves leads through the right sequence without manual triage. It markets properties across channels, generates presentations and brochures on demand, and keeps listings, outreach, and the CRM in sync, so agents spend their time closing, not coordinating.

Where it fits

Real estate brokerages, multi-agent property teams, developer sales offices, residential and commercial portfolios

Data analysis agents

AI data analysis agent for warehouses, spreadsheets and Parquet files

A sub-agent-driven engine that turns a natural-language question into the right sequence of queries, skills and tool calls across databases, warehouses, spreadsheets and Parquet files, and returns a clean answer rather than a data dump.

What was built, in full

A layered, sub-agent-driven engine that takes natural-language intent and turns it into the right sequence of skills, queries, and tool calls. It connects to your databases, data warehouses, spreadsheets, and Parquet files, routes work to the right specialist agent, and gives the user back a clean, trustworthy answer instead of a raw data dump. Built for teams that have data but not enough analysts.

Where it fits

Analytics-heavy teams, finance and operations, business intelligence, internal data tools, RAG-driven copilots

Marketing and growth

Marketing automation that reports on itself.

From an agency-scale engine that writes, designs and launches campaigns, to a custom Claude MCP connector that answers questions about ad spend and can be pointed at any system with an API. Both replace hours of manual reporting with minutes.

AI automation service

Marketing automation for agencies

End-to-end AI marketing automation engine for Robomarketer

A complete marketing-operations engine for a US agency: it writes posts, designs creatives, builds campaigns and reports on ROI and CPC automatically. People approve or reject in Slack, and every decision trains the orchestration layer.

What was built, in full

A complete marketing-operations engine, shipped for the US-based agency Robomarketer. The system writes social posts, designs ad creatives, builds ad-sets and campaigns, and reports back on ROI, CPC, and predictive performance, automatically. Humans stay in the loop through Slack approve/reject commands, every approval and rejection trains the orchestration layer, and continuous competitor research means agency clients get briefed with data, not vibes. Built on AWS with commercial-model integrations and a feedback loop.

Where it fits

Marketing agencies, performance and growth teams, in-house brand orgs, anyone running multi-channel paid media

Computer vision for marketing

AI creative evaluation platform that reviews ads against brand standards in seconds

A creative evaluation platform for large consumer brands that reviews posters, banners and packs against the brand's visual standards and returns a readiness verdict in seconds. Vision models trained on SageMaker AI measure the creative; a generative model on Amazon Bedrock, run by our agent framework, judges each check and explains what to change.

What was built, in full

An AI-powered creative evaluation platform that replaces manual ad review for large consumer brands. Posters, banners and packaging are reviewed against the brand's own visual standards, covering brand presence, layout and clarity, human attention, and message and call to action. Deep learning models trained on AWS SageMaker AI detect and measure what is on the canvas; a generative model on Amazon Bedrock, orchestrated by our agent framework, judges each check, writes the reasoning and a recommendation, and assembles a readiness score and shareable report in seconds instead of days. Thresholds adjust by product line and market, and accuracy is measured against the brand's own reviewers.

Where it fits

Brand, marketing and creative operations teams reviewing high volumes of creative across markets, and any business where a person still looks at images or video and makes a repeatable decision

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Internal tools inside Claude

Custom Claude MCP connector for Meta Ads and Google Ads reporting

A custom Claude MCP connector that turns a business system into questions and answers inside Claude, shipped first for Meta Ads and Google Ads: weekly reports, creative-fatigue detection, wasted-spend audits and daily anomaly scans. Read-only, with every answer cited. The same pattern applies to a CRM, billing or support desk.

What was built, in full

A custom Claude MCP connector that turns Meta Ads and Google Ads into a question-and-answer experience inside Claude. 18 tools today: weekly reports in about 30 seconds, creative-fatigue detection with AI-drafted replacement copy, wasted-spend audits with copy-paste-ready negative-keyword lists, daily anomaly scans correlated with your account change history, and any free-form question your dashboards can’t answer. Read-only by design, in your account currency. Built as the reference for the same pattern over any system with an API.

Where it fits

Any team that opens the same system every week to pull the same numbers: ad platforms, CRMs, billing and finance tools, support desks, warehouses. Shipped first for marketing teams and agencies on Meta and Google Ads.

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Infrastructure and products

Predictive infrastructure and a consumer product, built from fundamentals.

The two ends of what we build: a GPU auto-scaling engine and a domain-trained model for a regulated client, and a personal AI companion shipped as a product.

Fine-tuning LLMs

AWS infrastructure

Predictive GPU auto-scaling that cut AI compute cost by 40%

An engine that forecasts load from historical transaction patterns and scales GPU and CPU fleets ahead of demand, with utilisation, cost and projected load in one view. On a regulated workload it cut monthly compute cost by about forty percent with every inference inside the client's infrastructure.

What was built, in full

Forecast load from historical transaction patterns and scale GPU/CPU fleets ahead of demand. Run lean by default, react before spikes hit, and surface utilisation, cost, and projected load in a single observability layer. On a recent regulated-enterprise workload the same engine cut monthly compute cost ~40% while keeping 100% of inference inside the client’s infrastructure.

Where it fits

High-throughput LLM inference, transaction APIs, regulated workloads under cost and compliance pressure

Consumer AI product

Lexxy, a personal AI companion for journaling and meeting memory

A daily AI companion that journals with the user, surfaces patterns over time, and records meetings in a Soundroom that reflects back tone, decisions and credibility. Every conversation becomes a memory the user owns.

What was built, in full

Lexxy is a daily AI companion that learns the user’s habits, lifestyle, and language over time. It journals with them, surfaces patterns they would miss on their own, and powers a Soundroom that records meetings and reflects back on tone, decisions, and personal credibility, turning every conversation into a memory the user actually owns. Built for individuals who want an AI that grows with them, not a chatbot that resets.

Where it fits

Consumer wellbeing apps, executive copilots, personal CRM products, journaling and reflection tools

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Fifteen minutes to map it to the closest system on this page.

Tell us the data it touches, the people who would approve its actions, and the number you want to move. We will say which of these shapes fits, what we would build first, and whether we are the right team for it.

The common shape

What every system on this page has in common.

The domains differ. The architecture rarely does. Each system on this page has the same four parts, and the four are what make it safe to run in production rather than in a demo.

  1. 01

    Your data, where it already lives

    Databricks, Snowflake, AWS, ad accounts

  2. 02

    A model or an agent

    Fine-tuned, retrieval, or tool-calling

  3. 03

    A human gate where it matters

    Slack approvals, read-only by default

  4. 04

    Handover you can operate

    Code, runbook, evals, audit trail

Coverage

Industries these systems run in.

Most new engagements are a shape we have shipped before, in a different domain. If your industry is not listed, that is not a blocker.

  • Financial services
  • Healthcare and life sciences
  • Insurance
  • Legal
  • Retail, CPG and D2C
  • Manufacturing
  • SaaS
  • Professional services
  • Media
  • Real estate
  • Marketing agencies
  • Consumer apps

AI use cases, answered.

They are systems Sarvaswa has built and shipped for clients or as products. Several of them, including the Databricks and Snowflake intelligence systems, the Claude connector for Meta Ads and Google Ads, and the internal Slack AI tools, have full public playbooks on this site that describe the architecture in detail. The others are described at the level the client agreement allows, and the numbers on each card come from the engagement rather than from a benchmark.
Usually, yes. Most new engagements are one of the shapes on this page applied to a different domain: a document intelligence layer, an agent with an approval gate, a reporting automation, or a predictive engine. A fifteen-minute call is enough to say which shape fits and whether Sarvaswa is the right team. If it is not, you will hear that on the call.
On the platforms the client already uses: their Databricks or Snowflake account, their AWS account, their Slack workspace, or their ad-platform tenant. Sarvaswa does not host a shared inference layer. After handover the client's team operates the system with the runbook and evaluation harness delivered with it, and can extend or retrain it without Sarvaswa.
A proof of concept against the client's real data typically lands in two to four weeks. A production system with monitoring, an approval flow and a runbook typically takes eight to fourteen weeks from kickoff. Systems built on an existing platform such as Databricks or Snowflake tend to sit at the shorter end because the data foundation is already in place.
Because it is what makes them safe to run every day. Read-only by default, a person approving anything the system proposes before it acts, and every query and decision logged to an audit trail: that pattern lets a team adopt an agent without giving it authority it has not yet earned. As accuracy is proven on the audit trail, more actions can be moved behind lighter approval.

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