No shared truth
Listings, images, free text, long documents, partner feeds, and private records described the same physical assets in different ways.
Client work / Property intelligence
Over six months, Drizzle built a production platform that now processes approximately one million data events daily across self-hosted models, training pipelines, and dynamically routed LLM services.
The constraint
The company had valuable data and clear product opportunities. What it lacked was a shared representation and an operated path from raw evidence to a trustworthy product decision.
Listings, images, free text, long documents, partner feeds, and private records described the same physical assets in different ways.
Every new product risked rebuilding ingestion, identity, feature, persistence, and model-serving logic before it could create customer value.
Model outputs lacked a consistent contract for evidence, uncertainty, lineage, review, deployment, and recovery.
Six-month engagement
Drizzle worked across product architecture, machine learning, data, serving, security, delivery, and production operations as one engagement rather than a chain of disconnected projects.
Drizzle aligned product, data, model, platform, and customer context around one durable domain contract and a staged delivery plan.
We implemented canonical property identity, multimodal enrichment, purpose-built stores, and stable service contracts.
Real-time and scheduled workloads reused the same model semantics while receiving independent scaling, placement, and reliability profiles.
GitOps, security, observability, quality gates, recovery controls, runbooks, and runtime checks made ownership transferable.
The engagement connected the disciplines required to turn product intent into a system that could be trained, deployed, operated, and evolved in production.
The system
Stable boundaries kept data, models, infrastructure, and products independently evolvable while a routing layer selected between self-hosted models and major hosted LLM APIs for each workload.
Identity, observations, embeddings, relationships, predictions, uncertainty, evidence, and lineage.
What Drizzle delivered
The deliverable was a reusable product and operating foundation, not a collection of notebooks or a platform diagram left for another team to implement.
Versioned assets, observations, relationships, predictions, evidence, quality signals, and lineage became the shared product contract.
Around twenty self-hosted ML and LLM models worked alongside a chat layer that dynamically routed requests across OpenAI and Anthropic APIs.
Real-time services, scheduled enrichment, and ten production training pipelines reused governed data and model contracts.
Predictions travelled with uncertainty, explanations, source evidence, missingness, schema versions, and model versions.
Kubernetes serving, orchestration, GitOps, identity, secrets, policy, telemetry, backup, and recovery formed one operating substrate.
Cursor, Codex, Claude Code, and OpenCode operated through engineered harnesses, delivery loops, and evidence-based AI code verification.
AI software factory
The delivery system coordinated Cursor, Codex, Claude Code, and OpenCode through advanced harness engineering and loop engineering. Shipmoor added evidence-based verification before agent-generated changes could be treated as complete.
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Production scope, implemented capability, runtime observations, and validation results are shown with their context. Drizzle does not turn an internal signal into a universal performance promise.
Data events supported and processed by the production platform across ingestion, enrichment, persistence, and product workflows.
Self-hosted ML and LLM models operating behind shared serving, observability, security, and delivery patterns.
Production training pipelines using governed data, artifact, evaluation, and promotion paths.
Performance improvement produced by service architecture, request-contract, execution, and model-serving changes against the earlier baseline.
Acceleration achieved on the GPU deployment path against its previous execution baseline.
Strict platform and model-serving smoke checks passed at a major migration checkpoint.
Performance scope. The 10x architecture gain and the 30x GPU deployment gain compare different execution paths with their respective earlier baselines. They are distinct observations and are not multiplied together.
Product impact
Shared intelligence shortened the path from a new use case to a safe, explainable customer workflow while private context stayed at the product edge.
Ownership at handoff
Drizzle stayed close enough to production to make the platform operable, while designing every boundary for long-term client ownership.
The implementation remained in the client's repositories and infrastructure boundary.
Versioned schemas and APIs let models and runtime components evolve without forcing product rewrites.
Dashboards, alerts, smoke checks, quality gates, backups, and recovery paths exposed the real state of the system.
Decision records, GitOps flow, AI agent harnesses, Shipmoor verification, runbooks, and handoff practices made future delivery repeatable.
Your platform constraint
Start with the workload, the data boundary, and the operating reality. We will identify the first platform decision worth proving.
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