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Generative AI

LLM applications built for enterprise knowledge work.

LLM applications, RAG, copilots, fine-tuning, and knowledge systems with evaluation harnesses, guardrails, and private deployment in your cloud estate.

Grounded

Retrieval with source citations

Scoped

Role-aware knowledge boundaries

Tested

Eval suites before each release

Deployable

Private cloud or VPC options

Dual view

Enterprise gen AI vs. consumer chat

Consumer patterns we reject

Open web retrieval on proprietary questions

No attribution for generated claims

Single shared prompt with no tenant isolation

Patterns we implement

  • Corpus scoped to approved internal sources
  • Inline citations and refusal when evidence is thin
  • Per-tenant or per-BU index partitions
  • Red-team and jailbreak testing in CI pipelines

Capabilities

Application archetypes

Each archetype ships with threat modeling appropriate to its audience and data sensitivity.

Knowledge copilots

Policy, product, and operational Q&A with hierarchical access, employees see only corpora their role entitles them to.

Authoring assistants

Draft generation for proposals, clinical notes, or support replies with template guardrails and mandatory review queues.

Conversational service layers

Customer-facing assistants that escalate to humans with full transcript, retrieved sources, and suggested resolution paths.

Code copilots & AI SDLC

Context-aware helpers bound to approved repos and schemas, review, test, and change workflows with secrets scanning and output filtering. Not an unbounded coding chatbot.

Capabilities

What we put in the release path

Model choice is one decision. Production quality is a system of contracts, evals, and gates.

Evaluation harnesses

Golden sets, faithfulness checks, and regression suites in CI, so a prompt or index change cannot ship on vibes.

Red-team and jailbreak testing

Prompt-injection, data-exfil, and policy-bypass cases run before customer-facing or regulated releases.

Prompt & retrieval contracts

Versioned prompts, chunking, and re-rankers with rollback, the same discipline as application code.

Fine-tunes when RAG plateaus

Adapters and supervised fine-tunes only after retrieval and prompting are exhausted, with data governance and a rollback plan.

Perspective

Quality is a systems problem, not a model pick

Leaders often anchor generative AI discussions on model selection. In production, answer quality depends on chunking strategy, metadata richness, re-rankers, prompt contracts, and feedback loops from real users.

InheritX engineers the full stack: ingestion pipelines that respect document lifecycle, retrieval graphs that mirror how experts search, and evaluation harnesses that score faithfulness, not just fluency.

We align with legal and compliance early on retention policies, training boundaries, and logging so generative features launch with documented controls, not retrofitted disclaimers.

Fit

Matching architecture to risk profile

Internal productivity on non-sensitive docs

Shared RAG service with SSO and standard DLP scanning

Regulated content with external visibility

Human-in-the-loop publish, immutable citation store, extended logging

Low-latency customer chat at scale

Cached retrieval, model tiering, and graceful handoff to live agents

Multi-language enterprise knowledge

Language-aware indexing with cross-lingual retrieval validation

FAQ

Generative AI FAQ

When retrieval and prompting plateau, we evaluate supervised fine-tuning or adapters, always with clear data governance and rollback plans.

Grounding, citation requirements, confidence thresholds, and automated faithfulness checks against retrieved passages.

Yes. We integrate your existing enterprise agreements through a gateway that centralizes keys, routing, and usage telemetry.

Yes, scoped to approved repositories, identity, and change policy. We treat AI SDLC as a governed assistant in your delivery path, not an open internet coder.

Next step

Map this capability to your mandate.

A focused strategy conversation, constraints, systems, and what production readiness looks like for your organization.