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A support agent that actually ships

A startup wanted to use AI to handle repetitive support, but everything they’d prototyped was too unreliable to put in front of customers.

AI AgentsWeb Development
Faster responses
60%Tickets deflected
0Off-the-rails incidents
The challenge

What they were up against

Earlier experiments produced confident-but-wrong answers and had no guardrails. The team needed an agent they could actually trust in production — one that knew its limits and escalated when unsure.

What we did

Our approach

01

Scope tightly

We defined exactly what the agent should and shouldn’t handle, and where a human must stay in the loop.

02

Engineer & evaluate

We built the agent with real tool access, then tested its behavior against a suite of real support scenarios and failure modes.

03

Ship with guardrails

We deployed with guardrails, monitoring, and escalation paths so it stayed reliable under real traffic.

The results

What changed

The agent now resolves the majority of routine tickets in seconds, escalating cleanly when it’s unsure — freeing the team to focus on the cases that need a human.

We needed senior hands who could build and validate quickly. Nueva Quality shipped a production-ready agent faster than we could have hired for.
Placeholder NameFounder & CEO, B2B startup
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How we helped

AI Agents

Autonomous agents engineered for real production use.

Web Development

Modern, fast, accessible web products built to last.

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