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Ask a question01Which LLM providers do you work with for Race Course clients?
OpenAI, Anthropic (Claude), and open-source models via providers like Together or self-hosted where it makes sense.
02Can you build RAG systems for Race Course businesses?
Yes — retrieval-augmented generation with vector databases is a core part of the work.
03How do you handle hallucination risk?
Grounded retrieval, structured outputs, automated evals, and human-review checkpoints for anything customer-facing.
04Do you build the whole product or just the AI layer?
Either — I can own the full feature end-to-end, or plug into your existing Race Course engineering team.
05What does a GenAI engineering engagement cost in Race Course?
Cost depends on whether you need a single feature (prompt design plus RAG, for example) or a full evaluation and monitoring layer around an existing feature. Share what your Race Course team is trying to ship for a specific quote.
06How is this different from hiring a general software agency for AI work in Race Course?
A general agency in Race Course can usually wire up an API call but rarely builds the evaluation harness, guardrails and cost-aware routing needed to keep quality from silently regressing after launch — that production-hardening layer is the core of this work.
07How long until a GenAI feature is production-ready for our Race Course product?
A scoped feature with RAG and basic evals typically takes 3-6 weeks from architecture to launch, depending on how much of your Race Course business's data needs to be ingested and indexed first.
08Is this a good fit if we just want to try an AI chatbot experiment in Race Course?
For a quick, low-stakes internal experiment, a lighter no-code tool is often the faster and cheaper starting point. This is built for Race Course teams shipping an AI feature to real customers, where reliability and cost control actually matter.
09What happens in the first week for a Race Course engagement?
The first week defines the exact use case, likely failure modes, and success metrics for your Race Course product before a single prompt gets written — so the evaluation criteria exist before the build does.