AI agents that understand, act, and know when to hand off.

Every AI agent is shaped by your knowledge, workflows, and escalation rules so the underlying AI can evolve without disrupting your business.

  • Text
  • Voice
  • Vision
  • Knowledge Base
  • Text conversations
  • Voice understanding
  • Vision input
  • Knowledge grounding
  • Actions & tools
  • Human handoff
A neural honeycomb AI agent connected to text, voice, vision, a knowledge base, actions, and human handoff.

One agent can understand more than typed text.

Customers naturally send photos, screenshots, product images, and voice notes. OrangeBee normalizes that media before it reaches the reasoning workflow.

  • Voice-note transcription and intent extraction
  • Image input forwarded for multimodal understanding
  • Conversation context shared across input formats

Knowledge and behavior belong to the workspace.

A clinic, retailer, and service company should never share the same answer policy. Each workspace can define its own context and operating boundaries.

  • Business-specific system instructions
  • Approved knowledge and response language
  • Tool permissions and escalation thresholds

The control-plane schema separates tenant configuration from the shared AI engine.

LangGraph keeps reasoning modular and observable.

The graph can route messages through classification, knowledge, tools, safety checks, and response formatting without binding the product to one model vendor.

  • Explicit graph nodes and state transitions
  • Provider-neutral chat API boundary
  • Session-scoped memory and testable branches

Human takeover is a designed outcome.

When confidence, policy, value, or customer preference requires a person, the agent pauses and transfers the conversation with useful context.

  • Automation pause state
  • Conversation summary and captured intent
  • Clear ownership before AI can resume

From connection to controlled automation.

Each stage stays visible, testable, and recoverable before you expand the workflow.

  1. 01

    Define the job

    Choose one role such as sales qualification, support, booking, or payment assistance.

  2. 02

    Set the boundaries

    Provide knowledge, prohibited actions, tone, language, and handoff conditions.

  3. 03

    Test the edges

    Use ambiguous requests, media, repeated messages, and bot-loop scenarios.

  4. 04

    Review outcomes

    Inspect the answer, action, and handoff—not only whether the reply sounded polished.

Start with one agent job and make it dependable.

We can map your first customer journey into a LangGraph workflow with measurable boundaries and recovery paths.