Trusted by companies across the USA
Dedicated LangChain and OpenAI API talent embedded with your team for real agent workflows, not demos.
For your Coppell business.
Trusted by companies across the USA
Coppell sits inside one of the busiest logistics corridors in the state, wedged between DFW Airport and a stretch of distribution centers that keep goods moving across the country. A supply chain company here recently asked us for something specific: an internal agent that could read shipment exception emails, cross-reference them against a vector database of carrier contracts, and draft a response before a human ever touched the ticket. That is not a chatbot project. It is agent engineering, and it is exactly the kind of work we get called into.
Most businesses in this part of Texas that come looking for an AI Agent Developer already have a system in place, usually a CRM, a warehouse management tool, or an ERP, and they want an agent layered on top rather than a rebuild. We staff developers who work in LangChain and LangGraph for orchestration, OpenAI's API for reasoning and generation, and Python as the glue holding tool calls and function definitions together. Vector databases come in when the agent needs memory or has to search unstructured documents like contracts, tickets, or product manuals.
What tends to surprise clients here is how much of the actual engineering work is not the AI part at all. It is designing tool use carefully enough that the agent does not call the wrong function at 2 a.m. and refund an order it should not have. It is deciding which steps need a human checkpoint before anything ships. A well-built agent handles the routine 80 percent of cases and flags the odd 20 percent for a person, and getting that split right takes a developer who has debugged production agents before, not just built demos in a notebook.
There is a real tradeoff worth naming here: agents built on LangGraph state machines are more reliable than a single long prompt, but they take longer to design properly, so anyone promising a working agent in a week is skipping the part that actually prevents bad function calls. We hire our developers out on an hourly, embedded basis, meaning the person you get joins your Slack or Zoom standups like an employee would, except they are not on your payroll. Aneri Developers has been doing this since 2015 out of Gandhinagar, India, with a team of around ten engineers who have shipped 500-plus projects for clients across 20-plus countries, and we have found that overlap-hour discipline matters more to a good outcome than where the developer happens to sit. For a company here weighing build-versus-buy on agent tooling, that structure means you are hiring a developer, not commissioning a black-box deliverable, and you keep every line of code, every prompt, and every vector index we help you set up.
Our developers have shipped LangGraph agents that handle exception routing and document lookups, not just demo bots, which matters for logistics and distribution businesses common in this corridor.
Every function definition, prompt, and vector index we build belongs to you from day one, with no rights retained by Aneri Developers.
Our India-based engineers shift their schedules to overlap with Central Time so your team gets live standups, not just async updates.
Founded in 2015, we have run remote engagements long enough to know how to keep a Texas-based team and an India-based developer in sync without friction.
We design tool use with guardrails and human checkpoints, so agents don't take irreversible actions without review.
Because you hire hourly, you can scale a developer up during a sprint or down once the agent stabilizes, without renegotiating a contract.
One developer embedded in your team full-time, best when you're building an agent platform from scratch or replacing multiple manual workflows at once. This is the model most companies pick when the first agent proves out and a second and third use case follow quickly.
Good fit once your agent architecture is stable and you need ongoing tuning of prompts, retrieval quality, and tool definitions. Many teams move here after the initial build phase winds down.
Pay only for the hours logged, useful for a scoped task like adding a new tool, tightening a system prompt, or debugging a LangGraph state machine that keeps looping.
Bring on a small pod, an agent developer paired with a backend engineer, when the integration work spans multiple systems or data sources at once.
We walk through what you want the agent to do and where it needs to plug into your existing systems, whether that's a CRM, an ERP, or a support inbox. This tells us whether you need one developer or a small pod.
We shortlist engineers who have actually shipped LangChain or LangGraph agents in production, not just tutorials, and you interview whoever fits best before committing.
Your developer spends the first week mapping your data sources, APIs, and any vector store you already run, so the agent design matches reality instead of assumptions.
We scope a narrow first build, usually one workflow end to end, so you see working output within the first sprint rather than sitting through weeks of planning documents.
From there it's regular check-ins, incremental releases, and adjustments as the agent handles more edge cases surfaced by your actual data.
"Ritik and his team at Aneri Developers are top notch! We have been working together for almost 2+ years now and the project continues to evolve exactly how I had envisioned it. His communication is amazing and his attention to detail is even better! The mobile app and back office that we have created has freed up so much of my day to day while also giving my clients much better transparency and service in return too. His pricing is very fair and I feel extremely lucky to have him helping behind the scenes and growing my business! I look forward to all our future endeavors and continued success. Thank you!"
"I used Aneri Developers to build a campaign website. They were responsive, creative and handled any web-site related problems promptly. The turnaround time to implement updates was impeccable. Rutvik was also very patient and gracious. I recommend Aneri Developers for your website development needs."
"Great developer. On Time. Reasonable pricing. I trust working with him. We have an on going business now!"
Tell us what the agent needs to do and we'll match you with a developer who has built something close to it before.
For your Coppell, Texas business.