Agent runtime and provider routing
Seat management, provider selection, turn limits, retries, and a common session model across Claude, Codex, Grok, Gemini, and free models.
Implementation case study
A funded AI product, built with the rigor of an engineering consultancy.
Evriq, Inc. is an independent Delaware corporation. CoreFeld is its founding implementation partner.
CoreFeld worked on the product architecture, the agent runtime, the security boundaries, and the delivery system. Evriq owns the product and its intellectual property.
What CoreFeld built
Product engineering across the hard parts of an agent platform.
The work was not a demo. It had to survive real teams, multiple providers, tenant isolation, audited delivery, and a production release path.
Security boundaries
Tenant isolation, scoped secrets, device pairing, signed worker calls, audit trails, and controls that keep customer data away from tasks that do not need it.
Delivery and operations
Git delivery, managed CI, release candidates, staging walks, rollback, and the operational evidence needed to ship without guessing.
Clear ownership
A partner can build the product without owning the company.
Evriq owns Evriq. Evriq, Inc. is a Delaware C Corporation. Its product, brand, contracts, and intellectual property belong to Evriq.
CoreFeld is the implementation partner. CoreFeld can help an organization integrate Evriq, design a deployment, or build the surrounding systems.
No product line confusion. Evriq is not a CoreFeld product, and CoreFeld is not the parent company of Evriq.
Useful for both sides. Evriq gets an experienced engineering partner. CoreFeld gets proof that it can take a complex AI product from architecture through production.
Building an AI product or integrating one?
Bring the architecture, the security boundary, or the delivery problem. CoreFeld can work as the engineering partner behind it.