Private AI agents, built for your perimeter.
Real AI capability for organizations that need it to fit their data, systems, risk, and cost posture. Working agents on the architecture your data requires: private, hybrid, or external. Private by design, hybrid when it helps, and yours to own.
Real AI shouldn't mean handing over your data.
Most AI tools assume your data can move to someone else's cloud. For regulated operations, sensitive IP, and PHI, that is a non-starter. The work either stalls in review or drifts into unmanaged consumer tools.
So we build agents that run where your data lives. Sensitive context stays on private models inside your perimeter; a step reaches an external frontier model only when it genuinely adds value, minimized, policy-approved, and logged.
We build one workflow at a time, on the architecture your risk posture allows: private, hybrid, or external. And you keep what we build. There is nothing to license and nothing to return.
What AI looks like in your environment.
Not every workload needs the same posture. We help you place each one where it belongs, private, hybrid, or external, and move it as your needs change.
Private where it must be. Frontier where it helps. Audited everywhere. You own it.
Working agents, deployed against your systems and your data.
Not a chatbot bolted onto your intranet. Six agent families we deploy today: grounded in your own sources, cited, and yours to own.
Policy & knowledge agents
Answers from your own policies, SOPs, regulations, and playbooks, cited to the exact passage. Never from the open web.
Document & email agents
Read, extract, classify, and draft. Long documents, forms, and inboxes become structured output, with people on the edge cases.
PAPAIA
Our flagship policy and program agent: navigate dense regulatory and public-assistance frameworks with cited, traceable answers your auditors can follow. See PAPAIA →
Financial close & reconciliation
Match transactions, reconcile high-volume expenses, and draft flux commentary inside your close calendar, with people on exceptions.
Prior-auth & claims
Draft prior-auth submissions and work claims exceptions on PHI-safe, fully private deployment.
KYC/AML & diligence
Screen entities, assemble evidence, and draft findings with a traceable record your compliance review can follow.
Reported results, not projections.
These are operational problems Wellesley Cove Group has helped clients solve. Every engagement is different; the objective is the same: reduce cost, improve quality, and create measurable value.
Anonymized; results as reported by WCG. Most engagements are smaller and more focused than the figures above: one workflow, five weeks, one team.
Notes from the practice.
Methodology, point of view, and observations from the field, published by the wider firm.
Prefer the long form? The Operator's Guide to Practical AI covers how to scope and de-risk a first workflow without losing control of your data. Get the guide →
Built for regulated and IP-sensitive operators.
Wellesley Cove has also supported public-sector-adjacent organizations, and the firms that serve them, in policy-heavy programs such as disaster recovery and Public Assistance.
AI should fit your risk posture, not the other way around.
We design each agent around the sensitivity of the work. The architecture decision is made deliberately and documented: private, hybrid, or external, depending on your security posture. Access controls, logging, human review, and auditability are configured from day one, not retrofitted. Every prompt and output is logged on your systems, with role-based access and output guardrails.
Your data does not leave your perimeter unless you decide it should. The posture supports HIPAA, SOX, NIST 800-53, and ISO 27001, and simplifies SOC-2 and vendor-security reviews.
Talk to the people who build this.
Write to request@wellesleycove.com or use the form. A senior person reads it, and you hear back within one business day.
Not ready to talk? The Operator's Guide to Practical AI covers how to scope and de-risk a first workflow. Get the guide →