The result: routine queries resolve in under a minute, inside the customer's existing WhatsApp thread.
Which repeat query would you ground first?
#ConversationalAI#WhatsAppBusiness
AI-native is not a chatbot bolted onto an old process.
AI drafts.
AI reviews every pull request first.
A senior engineer owns what ships.
Faster delivery, with a human accountable at the end.
#AINative#AIEngineering
What we build at Unico Connect:
โข AI agents and RAG
โข Conversational AI
โข Computer vision
โข Data analytics
โข Cloud and DevOps
โข No-code builds
โข Custom software
Mumbai and Chicago. Clients in 13+ countries.
#AIEngineering#SoftwareDevelopment
No-code isn't just for prototypes.
With the right architecture, tools like Xano and WeWeb can power production apps.
The real question isn't whether you wrote code. It's whether your app can handle users, workflows, security and scale.
Human-in-the-loop isn't a fallback for when AI fails.
It's part of the system architecture.
The best AI agents aren't fully autonomous.
They're appropriately autonomous.
A production-ready agent needs a defined escalation path:
โ What can it decide independently?
โ What requires approval?
โ When should it hand off to a human?
โ What context gets passed during escalation?
Around 80% of our code is AI-generated. But engineering isn't automated.
Our team uses Claude Code to build, test and refine faster, while senior engineers review every critical change.
AI accelerates development. Engineers own the decisions, architecture and accountability.
The question used to be:
โShould we use AI?โ
Now it's increasingly:
โWhy hasn't it worked yet?โ
The technology has moved quickly.
The harder work is getting the data, workflows, trust and infrastructure ready.
The next phase is AI that reliably changes an outcome.
There's no shortage of new AI capabilities to experiment with.
We're increasingly interested in a different question:
What actually changes because AI is there?
A process gets faster.
A repetitive task disappears.
A decision improves.
That's what matters.
Trustworthy AI doesn't mean AI that always sounds certain.
It means knowing when an answer isn't reliable enough.
That might mean asking for more information, escalating to a person or showing uncertainty.
Knowing when not to act matters too.
More AI-generated options don't automatically mean a better experience.
Sometimes they make decisions harder.
For an AI showroom visualisation experience, the goal wasn't simply to generate possibilities.
It was to help customers see, compare and decide with more confidence.