What we can automate

Pick the direction closest to your process. Each one is backed by solutions we have built.

What we can automate

Documents

The task it solves. Recordings, videos and spoken notes need to become readable, formatted documents — without manual transcription and typing.

What can be automated. Transcribing audio and video into text, cleaning and structuring the text, formatting articles and reports in Google Docs.

Discuss a task: Documents

Example scenarios

  • Lectures and interviews are transcribed on your own computer and turned into an article in Google Docs
  • A YouTube video becomes readable text delivered to Telegram
  • A spoken account becomes a formatted report

Our working solutions

Voice & meetings · Documents

Local transcription of large audio files

Hours of recordings turned into ready text — without cloud service limits.

Batch transcription of audio recordings on your own computer with GPU acceleration, fully offline.

Result About 60 hours of lectures processed in about 5 hours on a GPU

AI assistants & Telegram bots · Documents

YouTube → text in Telegram

When it is easier to read than to watch: send a video link and get text ready for reading.

A Telegram bot turns the transcript of a YouTube video into coherent, neatly formatted text.

Voice & meetings · Test automation & QA

Voice bug report

Tell Telegram about a bug — get a formatted report and a Jira task.

A tester's voice notes turn into structured bug reports in English.

Result Generate a bug report in 60 seconds

Requests & routing

The task it solves. Requests arrive from the website and messengers, and people sort them by hand and forward them to the right colleagues.

What can be automated. Receiving requests, detecting the topic, passing them to the responsible employee, notifications and conversation history.

Discuss a task: Requests & routing

Example scenarios

  • A website form: a payment question goes to the accountant, a technical problem to support, a general request to the administrator
  • An AI secretary in Telegram answers typical questions from a knowledge base and hands complex ones to an employee
  • Internal employee requests to IT support, HR and administrative services

Our working solutions

Requests & routing · AI assistants & Telegram bots

Electronic Telegram secretary

Takes over the first line of communication — from answering a question to passing a request to the right employee.

An AI secretary answers typical questions from a knowledge base and passes requests that need staff involvement to employees.

Requests & routing · Process automation & integrations

Feedback form with automatic routing

Requests from the website go straight to the right employee, without manual forwarding.

The form does not just collect messages — it takes over their initial processing and distribution.

Voice & meetings

The task it solves. Voice messages and recordings have to be listened to, transcribed and moved into the right systems by hand.

What can be automated. Speech recognition, batch transcription of recordings, turning voice into text, reports and calendar entries.

Discuss a task: Voice & meetings

Example scenarios

  • Batch transcription of lectures and interviews on a graphics card, fully offline
  • Dictating a message in Telegram and getting neat text back
  • A voice description of a bug becomes a bug report and a Jira task

Our working solutions

Voice & meetings · Documents

Local transcription of large audio files

Hours of recordings turned into ready text — without cloud service limits.

Batch transcription of audio recordings on your own computer with GPU acceleration, fully offline.

Result About 60 hours of lectures processed in about 5 hours on a GPU

AI assistants & Telegram bots · Voice & meetings

AI dictation in Telegram

Dictate a message — get neat text, ready to send.

Voice messages become edited text right in Telegram.

Voice & meetings · Test automation & QA

Voice bug report

Tell Telegram about a bug — get a formatted report and a Jira task.

A tester's voice notes turn into structured bug reports in English.

Result Generate a bug report in 60 seconds

AI assistants & Telegram bots

Calendar AI & Chronos

Plan your tasks and log working time — with an ordinary message in Telegram.

A personal AI assistant: Google Calendar events and time tracking in Google Sheets from a text or voice message.

Result Create or view a calendar event in 10–15 seconds

AI assistants & Telegram bots

The task it solves. Routine actions — planning, time tracking, processing texts — take time and require switching between apps.

What can be automated. Actions from an ordinary message in Telegram: calendar events, time tracking, processing and formatting text, answering customers.

Discuss a task: AI assistants & Telegram bots

Example scenarios

  • “Tomorrow from 9 to 10 — meeting” becomes a Google Calendar event, and the time spent becomes an entry in the tracking table
  • A YouTube link comes back as readable text
  • An AI secretary receives customer requests around the clock

Our working solutions

AI assistants & Telegram bots

Calendar AI & Chronos

Plan your tasks and log working time — with an ordinary message in Telegram.

A personal AI assistant: Google Calendar events and time tracking in Google Sheets from a text or voice message.

Result Create or view a calendar event in 10–15 seconds

AI assistants & Telegram bots · Documents

YouTube → text in Telegram

When it is easier to read than to watch: send a video link and get text ready for reading.

A Telegram bot turns the transcript of a YouTube video into coherent, neatly formatted text.

AI assistants & Telegram bots · Voice & meetings

AI dictation in Telegram

Dictate a message — get neat text, ready to send.

Voice messages become edited text right in Telegram.

Requests & routing · AI assistants & Telegram bots

Electronic Telegram secretary

Takes over the first line of communication — from answering a question to passing a request to the right employee.

An AI secretary answers typical questions from a knowledge base and passes requests that need staff involvement to employees.

Knowledge bases & RAG

The task it solves. Employees and customers keep asking the same questions, while the answers are scattered across documents.

What can be automated. Answers from an internal knowledge base, search across your own documents, handing complex questions to a person.

Discuss a task: Knowledge bases & RAG

Example scenarios

  • A Telegram secretary answers typical questions from the organization's knowledge base
  • Creating document stores and searching the chosen base, checking answers over your own materials
  • Recordings of sessions become knowledge-base materials

Our working solutions

Requests & routing · AI assistants & Telegram bots

Electronic Telegram secretary

Takes over the first line of communication — from answering a question to passing a request to the right employee.

An AI secretary answers typical questions from a knowledge base and passes requests that need staff involvement to employees.

Process automation & integrations · Knowledge bases & RAG

OpenAI API Desk

Work with the OpenAI API in your browser — with full control over the request and a clear view of the response.

Work with OpenAI models without a command line or code: see exactly what was sent to the API and what came back.

Voice & meetings · Documents

Local transcription of large audio files

Hours of recordings turned into ready text — without cloud service limits.

Batch transcription of audio recordings on your own computer with GPU acceleration, fully offline.

Result About 60 hours of lectures processed in about 5 hours on a GPU

Process automation & integrations

The task it solves. Data is moved between systems by hand, reports are compiled manually, and moving to another tool takes weeks.

What can be automated. Data exchange between Jira, GitHub, Google Sheets and Docs, Telegram and other systems; AI processing of texts inside processes.

Discuss a task: Process automation & integrations

Example scenarios

  • Bugs from Jira become a summary in Google Sheets without duplicate rows
  • Almost 500 tasks were moved from Jira to GitHub Projects in about 4 hours
  • Requests from the website automatically go to the right employee by email or in Telegram

Our working solutions

Process automation & integrations · Test automation & QA

AI bug summary from Jira to Google Sheets

The team works in Jira — managers get a clear summary without manual data transfer.

An automatic bug summary for QA, managers and other teams instead of shortening tickets by hand.

Result Manual data transfer when preparing the summary has been eliminated

Process automation & integrations

Migrating tasks from Jira to GitHub Projects

Moving to a new system — without transferring hundreds of tasks by hand.

Automatic transfer of tasks from Jira to GitHub Issues and GitHub Projects together with fields, comments and attachments.

Result Almost 500 tasks, comments, attachments and key metadata transferred in about 4 hours

Requests & routing · Process automation & integrations

Feedback form with automatic routing

Requests from the website go straight to the right employee, without manual forwarding.

The form does not just collect messages — it takes over their initial processing and distribution.

Voice & meetings · Test automation & QA

Voice bug report

Tell Telegram about a bug — get a formatted report and a Jira task.

A tester's voice notes turn into structured bug reports in English.

Result Generate a bug report in 60 seconds

Test automation & QA

The task it solves. Manual testing and checking answers do not scale, and bugs take long to describe and move between tools.

What can be automated. Running tests, checking the answers of AI bots, recording bugs and reporting.

Discuss a task: Test automation & QA

Example scenarios

  • Automatic checking of Telegram bots with an evaluation of answers and a PASS or FAIL verdict
  • Functional and security checks of an AI bot: prompt injections and attempts to bypass restrictions
  • A voice bug report with a Jira task, and a bug summary for managers

Our working solutions

Test automation & QA · AI evaluation & model selection

QA LLM Lab

Check answer quality and resistance to provocative requests — without running conversations by hand.

Automatic checks of AI chatbots in Telegram: functional tests, AI evaluation of answers and security checks.

Test automation & QA

Automated testing of Telegram bots

Check a bot's answers without manual conversations and verifying each result.

QA checks of Telegram bots: test messages, collecting answers and AI evaluation with a PASS or FAIL verdict.

Voice & meetings · Test automation & QA

Voice bug report

Tell Telegram about a bug — get a formatted report and a Jira task.

A tester's voice notes turn into structured bug reports in English.

Result Generate a bug report in 60 seconds

Process automation & integrations · Test automation & QA

AI bug summary from Jira to Google Sheets

The team works in Jira — managers get a clear summary without manual data transfer.

An automatic bug summary for QA, managers and other teams instead of shortening tickets by hand.

Result Manual data transfer when preparing the summary has been eliminated

AI evaluation & model selection

The task it solves. Choosing a model and judging an AI solution by the impression of a few answers is unreliable.

What can be automated. Comparing models on the same tasks, evaluating answers by common criteria, checking a bot after changes.

Discuss a task: AI evaluation & model selection

Example scenarios

  • The same tasks for different local models: quality and speed in one table
  • AI evaluation of answers by meaning-based criteria, with a score and an explanation
  • Regular checks of a bot's behavior after changes to instructions, model or logic

Our working solutions

AI evaluation & model selection

Auto LLM Benchmark

The same tasks for different models — quality and speed in one table.

Choosing a local LLM by test results with common criteria, not by the impression of a few answers.

Test automation & QA · AI evaluation & model selection

QA LLM Lab

Check answer quality and resistance to provocative requests — without running conversations by hand.

Automatic checks of AI chatbots in Telegram: functional tests, AI evaluation of answers and security checks.

Test automation & QA

Automated testing of Telegram bots

Check a bot's answers without manual conversations and verifying each result.

QA checks of Telegram bots: test messages, collecting answers and AI evaluation with a PASS or FAIL verdict.

Possible solution scenarios

Concrete organizational problems we can build solutions for.

Further scenarios we can build on top of the directions above.

Internal AI knowledge assistant

Developing

A private assistant for organizational documentation: semantic search and answers over approved documents, with links to the sources. Role-based access belongs to the target architecture only where it is specified and built.

Possible workflow

  1. Approved documents
  2. Indexing
  3. Semantic search
  4. Answer with source links
  5. Human check

Example: An employee asks which documents regulate the business-travel procedure; the system retrieves the relevant instructions and answers with references to them.

Boundary: Answers from a knowledge base work in the Telegram secretary, and document stores with search in OpenAI API Desk. Role-based access and private deployment are not claimed.

More projects: Electronic Telegram secretary, OpenAI API Desk

Electronic reception and intelligent request routing

Confirmed by projects

A website, Telegram or another permitted channel receives a request. A workflow can understand it, classify the topic, assess urgency, identify the responsible department, create a structured request, route it and track its status. The person does not need to know which department or specialist should receive it.

Possible workflow

  1. Request received
  2. Topic and urgency
  3. Responsible department
  4. Structured request
  5. Routing
  6. Status tracking, reminders, escalation

Example: A request written in free text reaches the right specialist with its topic and urgency already filled in.

Boundary: Routing by topic, saving the request and notifying the responsible employee work in the Telegram secretary and the feedback form. Statuses, priorities, repeated notifications and escalation are the next step.

More projects: Electronic Telegram secretary, Feedback form with automatic routing

Intelligent incoming-document routing

Demonstration concept

Incoming email or documents are read, classified and routed to the responsible department, with a task created for a person to review. Document types could include applications, requests, official letters, service notes, complaints and commercial inquiries.

Possible workflow

  1. Email or incoming document
  2. Text extraction
  3. Classification
  4. Metadata extraction
  5. Responsible department
  6. Routing and task creation
  7. Human review

Example: A complaint arrives by email; it is classified, its key details are extracted and a review task is created for the responsible department.

Boundary: No legal compliance, automatic official registration or legally valid document processing is implied. A person reviews every routing result.

AI-assisted document preparation

Demonstration concept

Drafts of responses to incoming requests, service notes, protocols, summaries, reports, letters and structured case summaries, prepared for a person to review and approve.

Possible workflow

  1. Source material
  2. Draft
  3. Human edit
  4. Human approval

Example: A draft reply to an incoming request is prepared from the request and approved reference material.

Boundary: Drafts only. Responsibility stays with the organization and its people.

AI-assisted meeting processing

Developing

A possible workflow from a meeting recording to a draft protocol and tasks.

Possible workflow

  1. Meeting audio
  2. Transcription
  3. Summary
  4. Decisions
  5. Responsible persons and deadlines
  6. Draft protocol
  7. Task creation

Example: After a meeting, a draft protocol lists decisions, owners and deadlines for the chair to confirm.

Boundary: Transcription of long recordings and turning them into structured articles work in the Local transcription project. A draft protocol with decisions, owners and deadlines is the next step.

More projects: Local transcription of large audio files

AI-assisted task and instruction tracking

Demonstration concept

Natural-language instructions become structured tasks with a responsible person, a deadline, a status, reminders and escalation. The result can feed an existing task-management or organizational system.

Possible workflow

  1. Natural-language instruction
  2. Responsible person
  3. Task
  4. Deadline
  5. Status
  6. Reminder
  7. Escalation

Example: “Prepare the report by Friday, Ivan is responsible” becomes a structured task with an owner and a deadline.

Boundary: No specific task-management system is assumed. A person confirms tasks before they are created.

AI analysis of organizational correspondence

Demonstration concept

Accumulated requests and correspondence are analyzed to show recurring topics, workload by department, repeated questions, unresolved requests, response times and places where automation may be useful.

Possible workflow

  1. Accumulated requests and correspondence
  2. Topics
  3. Workload by department
  4. Repeated and unresolved requests
  5. Response times
  6. Automation candidates

Example: A report shows which question is asked most often and which department's requests wait longest.

Boundary: An analytical use case that informs people. It is not an autonomous decision-making system.

AI document consistency review

Demonstration concept

Documents are checked for missing fields, conflicting dates, inconsistent names or identifiers, missing required sections, deviations from a supplied template and contradictory information.

Possible workflow

  1. Document and attachments
  2. Field and section checks
  3. Cross-document comparison
  4. Discrepancy flagged
  5. Human review

Example: A document states one deadline while an attached document states another; the system flags the discrepancy for a person.

Boundary: It flags possible issues and a person decides. It is not a legal or compliance check.

Content automation, as an optional workflow

For organizations that publish regularly. Fully autonomous publishing is not presented as a current capability.

  1. Source material
  2. Analysis
  3. Draft content
  4. Adaptation for the website, Telegram, a video description or another permitted channel
  5. Human approval
  6. Publication

Engagement formats

Three stages. Each one is a separate decision.

  1. Task assessment

    A review of the task, the data and the constraints. The result is a written view on whether AI is needed, which approach to test first and what would count as success. “Ordinary automation is enough” is a valid result.

  2. Working solution

    A working solution for one task, tested on normal, failing and edge-case inputs, with measures agreed in advance and a report of what was found.

  3. Pilot and integration

    Conditional on the results of the working solution. A separate decision with its own scope, access, error handling and responsibilities.

Cost and timing are determined after the scope is clarified. No prices or deadlines are quoted in advance.

Read about the approach

We do not start with a model. We start with a process.

First we determine whether AI is actually useful for the task. Then we build a working solution for it, test it, measure the result, and only after that decide what architecture and deployment model make sense.

Discover → Build → Demonstrate → Measure → Pilot → Deploy

How the laboratory works with an organization. Each stage is a separate decision.

  1. Discover

    Describe the real process, the data involved and what would count as success. Check whether AI is needed at all.

  2. Build

    Build a working solution for one task.

  3. Demonstrate

    Run it in the laboratory environment on permitted sample data, and show what it does and where it fails.

  4. Measure

    Compare agreed measures with the starting process. Document the results and the limitations.

  5. Pilot

    A separate decision, with its own scope, access, error handling and responsibilities.

  6. Deploy

    Only if justified: reproduce an equivalent architecture in the organization’s own environment. A future stage that needs a separate assessment.

Not every project passes through every stage. A project may end after any of them.

Demonstrate before deployment

An organization does not need to buy AI infrastructure or choose a model before it knows whether a solution is useful. The laboratory can first build and demonstrate a working solution in its development environment.

A typical flow

  1. The organization provides a process description and permitted sample data
  2. The laboratory builds a working solution
  3. The solution runs in the laboratory environment
  4. The organization reviews the result
  5. Results and limitations are documented
  6. The next step is determined

Possible outcomes

  • Continue
  • Revise the approach
  • Choose another model
  • Use ordinary automation instead of AI
  • Conduct a larger pilot
  • Deploy an equivalent architecture in the organization’s environment
  • Stop, because the measured benefit is insufficient

This is an engineering decision process, not a sales promise. Deployment is one possible outcome, not the expected one.

Demonstration concept Conceptual model — not a description of an existing production service
  1. Organization
  2. Process
  3. Working solution
  4. Laboratory AI infrastructure
  5. Verification
  6. Decision

Then one of two paths

Continue / revise

Pilot → client environment

The laboratory environment is a demonstration and development environment, not a managed production service.

Tangible deliverables

What you can expect to hold at the end of the first stage. The exact set is agreed per task.

  • Solution diagram
  • Bounded working scenario
  • Documented configuration
  • Test examples
  • Evaluation report
  • Known limitations
  • Recommendation to continue, revise or stop

Capability boundaries

What is not promised.

  • No integration with a particular CRM or other system is promised in advance.
  • No support for arbitrary file types or formats.
  • No autonomous agents acting without human review.
  • No enterprise operations, support contracts or service levels.
  • No guaranteed accuracy, savings or deadlines.

Questions

What if AI turns out to be unnecessary?

Then the assessment says so. Ordinary automation, or no change at all, is a valid outcome.

Do you need access to our production systems?

Not necessarily. A working version can run on agreed samples, anonymized or synthetic where possible. Access to real systems is a separate, explicit decision.

What can I send in the first message?

Describe the task in words. Do not send credentials, confidential documents or personal data of third parties in an initial message.

Start with one process.

Describe what is currently done manually, what data is involved and what result you would like to achieve. You do not need a technical specification or a chosen model to begin.

Please do not share trade secrets, source code, or sensitive personal data before an NDA (non-disclosure agreement) is signed.