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§ Techmixin AI Studio

We put intelligence
into the software
you already run.

Production AI isn't a chatbot bolted onto a homepage. It's agents that close tickets, copilots that draft quotes, pipelines that extract structure from mess — woven into your actual systems, with proper guardrails, evaluations and cost controls. Or an always-on OpenClaw assistant that lives in your WhatsApp or Slack and quietly gets your team's daily chores done.

12+AI systems shipped
6LLM providers integrated
99.2%Guardrail accuracy
<2sAvg agent response
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§ Live (demo)

A small taste of what an agent can do.

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[ AGENT ] Model: claude-opus-4.7  |  Tools: 12  |  Guardrails: on
§ What we build

Four flavours of AI,
delivered end-to-end.

01
◐

AI Agents

Autonomous assistants that plan, use tools and complete multi-step work — not just chat.

  • Customer support agents (ticket triage, resolution, escalation)
  • Sales ops agents (CRM hygiene, outbound drafting, lead enrichment)
  • Internal research agents (document synthesis, competitive intel)
  • Scheduling & calendar agents
  • Always-on personal assistants (OpenClaw) in WhatsApp, Telegram, Slack & Teams
Claude · OpenAI · MCP · OpenClaw · Custom tools
02
◑

AI in your product

Native intelligence inside the apps your users already use. We embed, don't graft.

  • Intelligent search & semantic filters
  • In-app chat & copilots
  • Summaries, explainers, onboarding
  • Voice, image and document understanding
Streaming APIs · Function calling · Multimodal
03
◒

Intelligent workflows

Replace fragile manual chains with resilient AI pipelines that observe, retry and recover.

  • RAG over your docs, wikis, tickets, emails
  • Structured extraction from PDFs, invoices, contracts
  • Routing & classification with human-in-the-loop
  • Content moderation & compliance checks
Vector DBs · Pipelines · Queue systems
04
◓

LLM Ops & Eval

The boring-but-vital glue: guardrails, observability, evals, cost and model-routing.

  • Eval harnesses for regressions and drift
  • Guardrails for safety, tone and factuality
  • Model routing (fast/cheap/smart) & fallback
  • Token & cost observability dashboards
Evals · Tracing · PII scrubbing
§ Reference architecture

A mental model of a serious AI system.

User / Client
Mobile AppWebSlack / TeamsCRM UI
↓
Gateway
AuthRate limitPII scrubLogging
↓
Orchestrator
Agent / Workflow Engine
PlannerTool routerMemoryEval hooks
↙   ↓   ↘
LLM Router
ClaudeGPT-5GeminiLlama
Knowledge
Vector DBSQL / NoSQLDoc store
Tools / APIs
CRMEmailCalendarCustom
↓
Guardrails
Safety filterTone checkFact / citationHuman review
↓
Observability
TracesEvalsCost dashboardsDrift alerts

◆ This is a simplified reference — your actual system will be lighter or heavier depending on scale, risk and domain. We build what you need, not what looks impressive on a slide.

§ Where AI actually earns its keep

Six use cases we routinely ship.

01

AI Support Deflection

Route, resolve or escalate — agents that close 40–60% of routine tickets with your tone.

02

Sales Copilot inside CRM

Draft emails, log calls, enrich leads, summarise deal rooms — right inside Salesforce / Zoho.

03

Document Intelligence

Extract structured data from invoices, contracts, compliance docs — with source citations.

04

Internal Knowledge Assistant

Company-wide Q&A over wikis, tickets, Slack — grounded, cited, updated daily.

05

Conversational Commerce

In-app AI shopping assistants that understand inventory, policy, and your brand voice.

06

Moderation & Compliance

Content moderation, policy checks, risk scoring — across text, audio and images.

§ OpenClaw — the open-source assistant

Your always-on assistant, in the chat apps you already use.

OpenClaw is an open-source personal AI assistant that runs on your own machine or server and talks to you where you already are — WhatsApp, Telegram, Slack, Microsoft Teams, Discord, iMessage, Signal or Google Chat. It reads your inbox, manages your calendar, fills forms in a browser, runs on a schedule and remembers how you like things done. We deploy it, harden it and teach it your team's work.

Open source · MIT Runs on your machine or server Bring your own model — Claude, GPT or local No subscription, no hosted tier Stewarded by the OpenClaw Foundation
01
◐

Chat where you are

No new app to learn. Message your assistant from the chat you already have open — and it answers, acts and reports back in the same thread.

WhatsApp · Telegram · Slack · Teams · Discord · iMessage · Signal · Google Chat
02
◑

Runs on your machine

A single gateway on a laptop, a Mac mini in the office or a small VPS. Your mail, files and memory never pass through a vendor's cloud — only the model call does, to the provider you choose.

Self-hosted · Claude · GPT · Local models
03
◒

Skills & plugins

Skills teach it repeatable procedures; plugins connect it to real tools. Thousands exist on ClawHub — and we write custom ones for your CRM, ERP or internal APIs.

Gmail · Calendar · Drive · Sheets · GitHub · Browser · Custom
04
◓

Automations & memory

Cron-style automations and heartbeats run routines while you sleep — briefs, nudges, digests. Persistent memory keeps your preferences, contacts and context across every conversation.

Scheduled jobs · Heartbeats · Memory · Phone & Mac nodes
§ Daily tasks, by team

What it takes off everyone's plate.

Every line below is something you can type — or voice-note — into a chat. Reads happen freely; anything that sends, deletes or pays waits for your ✓.

01

Founders & managers

  • 8 am brief on WhatsApp: today's calendar, unread that matters, yesterday's numbers
  • "Summarise this 40-message thread and draft my reply"
  • Monday KPI digest pulled from your Sheets, every week, unasked
02

Sales

  • Voice-note a lead after a call → a clean row in the CRM sheet + a follow-up draft
  • Pre-meeting brief: the company, the people, your last three emails with them
  • Nudge on every quote with no reply after three days
03

Customer support

  • Triage the support inbox into labels and priorities as mail lands
  • Draft replies from your help docs in your tone — you approve, it sends
  • Daily list of tickets still open past 48 hours, with owners
04

Operations & admin

  • "Move Thursday's call to next week, find a slot that works for Dubai and Delhi"
  • File incoming attachments into the right Drive folders, renamed properly
  • Renewals, filings and licence expiries on a cron with reminders
05

Finance & accounts

  • Pull this month's invoices from mail into a Sheet with vendor, amount, due date
  • Flag unpaid invoices by due date every morning
  • Month-end expense summary — read-only by default, writes gated behind confirmation
06

HR & people

  • Screen CVs against the job description into a shortlist sheet with reasons
  • Schedule interviews and send the calendar invites
  • Onboarding nudges on day 1, 7 and 30 — to the new hire and their manager
07

Marketing & content

  • Turn a blog post into five social posts in your brand voice
  • Watch competitor pages and brand mentions; tell you only when something changes
  • Publish scheduled posts to X and Bluesky through skills
08

Developers & IT

  • "Run the tests and tell me what broke" — from Telegram, on the train
  • Overnight coding agents on chores: dependency bumps, lint, flaky tests
  • Uptime, server and GitHub pull-request digests in the team channel
09

Education

  • Timetable changes and circulars pushed to parent and staff groups
  • Draft lesson plans, quizzes and worksheets from the syllabus
  • Fee reminders and admissions follow-ups from a Sheet, on schedule
10

Healthcare & clinics

  • Appointment confirmations and reschedules over WhatsApp
  • Summarise referral letters and reports for the doctor before the visit
  • Stock and expiry checks on consumables from the inventory sheet
11

Legal & compliance

  • Summarise a contract and list the clauses that differ from your template
  • Track filing deadlines and renewals with escalating reminders
  • Keep a dated log of who asked for what — every action is recorded
12

Everyone

  • "What's next on my calendar?" · flight check-ins · travel notes
  • Expense receipts photographed from your phone, logged for you
  • Reading lists, reminders and to-dos — one assistant that remembers your preferences
§ How we roll it out

Four steps from curious to running.

I.

Host & harden.

Your VPS, office Mac or on-prem box. Allowlisted senders only, tool allow-lists, read-only defaults, secrets in the keychain, the workspace in a private git repo.

II.

Connect.

The chat channels your team uses, then the tools — Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, your CRM, GitHub, the browser — through proper OAuth, with the scopes you sign off.

III.

Teach.

Per-team skills and operating rules written down where the agent reads them. Confirmation gates on anything that sends, deletes or pays. Your tone, your templates, your exceptions.

IV.

Run & watch.

Automations on a schedule, logs you can read, the model chosen for the job and the bill, and a monthly tune-up as the team finds new things to hand over.

◆ OpenClaw is an independent open-source project (MIT, stewarded by the OpenClaw Foundation). Techmixin is not affiliated with the Foundation — we deploy, configure and extend OpenClaw for our clients. App and product names belong to their owners.

§ How we build

Principles that keep AI from going feral.

I.

Evaluate before you ship.

Every agent & pipeline ships with a golden dataset and a regression-test harness. If model performance drops, we see it before your users do.

II.

Guardrails are not optional.

Safety, tone, factuality, PII — checked before every response reaches a user. Silent failure is the worst failure.

III.

Humans stay in the loop.

High-risk actions route to humans. Low-risk actions are monitored. No one at Techmixin ships "fire and forget" agents.

IV.

Model-agnostic by design.

We abstract the model layer from the product layer. When a better model ships next quarter, you swap a config — not a system.

V.

Cost is a first-class metric.

Tokens, caches, model-routing, batch jobs — we treat the OpenAI / Anthropic bill like AWS in 2012: with respect.

VI.

Your data is yours.

We use providers with data-retention controls. We avoid training on your data by default. Everything is documented in the DPA.

§ Let's build something intelligent

Have a workflow that feels ripe for AI?

Tell us about it. We'll respond within 24 hours with a realistic take — whether AI will actually help, what it'll cost, and the smallest useful thing we could ship first — often a one-team OpenClaw pilot, live within a week.