Connic
Connic
For product teams shipping AI features

Add AI to Your Product
Without the Infrastructure

Your customers want AI features. Your team wants to ship them. But building LLM infrastructure is a distraction from your actual product. Connic lets you embed intelligent agents into your SaaS using skills you already have.

YAML

Agent config

Python

Custom tools

Git

Push to deploy

AI features your customers actually want

The hardest part of adding AI is not the AI itself. It is the infrastructure: deployment, scaling, monitoring, integrations. Connic handles all of that.

Semantic Search

Replace keyword search with natural language understanding. Users describe what they need and the AI finds it, even when exact words do not match.

"Find invoices from Q3 with payment issues" matches documents about billing disputes, payment failures, and overdue accounts.

Document Processing

Extract structured data from PDFs, contracts, and forms. Files uploaded to S3 trigger agents that parse, validate, and update your systems automatically.

Invoice lands in S3. Agent extracts vendor, amount, line items. Structured JSON flows to your accounting system.

In-App Assistants

Embed conversational AI that understands your product. Connect via WebSocket for real-time chat. Agents access your knowledge base and call tools you define.

User asks how to export data. Agent searches docs, finds the answer, responds with steps specific to their account.

Workflow Automation

Let users describe what they want in natural language. Agents break it down and execute using your tools. Schedule with cron or trigger from events.

"Send weekly signup summary to sales every Monday." Agent configures itself, queries users, formats report, sends email.

Integration without the integration work

Connectors handle the plumbing. Your backend triggers agents via webhooks, file uploads, database changes, or scheduled jobs.

1

Your app triggers

File upload, form submit, database change, or API call

2

Connector activates

Webhook, S3, PostgreSQL, or cron connector triggers the agent

3

Agent delivers

Process completes, results flow back through the same channel

What you skip by using Connic

LLM integration: SDK setup, error handling, retries
Tool execution: Framework code, schema definitions
Deployment: Docker, Kubernetes, CI/CD pipelines
Scaling: Auto-scaling config, load balancing
Monitoring: Logging, tracing, custom dashboards
Knowledge base: Vector DB, embeddings, chunking

Ship AI features with your existing team

You do not need to hire ML engineers or DevOps specialists. Focus on the features, not the infrastructure.

Ship in hours, not months

Write YAML config, Python tools, push to Git. That is the entire workflow. No Docker, no Kubernetes, no infrastructure to manage.

Use your existing team

No ML engineers or DevOps specialists required. If your team can write Python and use Git, they can ship AI features.

See everything

Every agent run tracked with full execution traces. See LLM reasoning, tool calls, timing, and costs. Debug issues in seconds.

Version everything

Agents live in your Git repo. Review in PRs, roll back with one click, maintain history. Your code, your control.

Secure by default

Secrets stored per environment. API keys never in code. SOC 2 compliant infrastructure. Enterprise-grade security without the work.

Scale automatically

Serverless execution handles any load. No capacity planning, no idle resources, no surprise bills. Pay only for what you use.