Q2–Q3 2026 · taking on projects
Web Development · AI Consulting · Automation
Thalex AI is one engineer, not a sales team. You always talk to the person who writes the code — from the first assessment to production operations.
Taking on projects for Q2–Q3 2026
No agency, no grab bag. Three things — done properly, all the way into production.
Next.js · TypeScript · own infrastructure
Dashboards, internal tools, complex SaaS frontends. No WordPress landing pages — software your team uses every day and can still maintain in two years.
LLMs · RAG · Agents
An honest assessment of which AI idea makes sense — and which one you should skip. Then implementation all the way to production, not just to the slide deck.
Workflows · Integrations · Operations
The manual chores that cost your team hours every week disappear into reliable pipelines — with monitoring, alerts and a plan B.
Four excerpts, partly trimmed for NDAs. I’ll show more in a conversation.
Open the showcase — real, clickable sites →
Astro 5 multi-site with a central CMS, live match results via a sports API, photo pipeline and autopush deployment. One editor maintains it, fourteen sites stay consistent.
14 sites, one systemMulti-site · central CMS
RAG across the entire document corpus: full-text and semantic search, text-to-speech, voice notes — fully on-premises.
100 % searchable, 0 data leaves the buildingRAG · on-premises
LLM classification and routing of incoming requests — with an eval suite and monitoring instead of gut feeling.
−80 % manual triageClassification · routing · evals
Astro 5 SSR with six service tracks and contract routes, a headless CMS for news, a reverse proxy on own infrastructure — operated, not just handed over.
From the first email to a running system — no workshop marathons, no slide battles.
The first call is free. The uncomfortable questions come early — not after the contract is signed.
A written assessment within days: what’s worth it, what isn’t, what it costs. Even if the answer is “don’t do it”.
Short cycles, something clickable every week. Weeks, not quarters.
Monitoring, maintenance, a direct line to me — not to a ticket system.
No vendor lock-in. No buzzword markup. And an honest “don’t do it” when a spreadsheet beats an LLM.
A short email is enough: what it’s about, where it hurts. Reply within 24 hours on weekdays.
[email protected]Taking on projects for Q2–Q3 2026 · First call free — uncomfortable questions included.