CyprusAI Labs

We also build what sits outside Pharos.

Labs is CyprusAI's second line: custom AI and automation for your business, priced per project. If you need something Pharos does not do, this is the place.

What we do

Custom AI assistant

An assistant that works on your business's own data and answers by your rules. Text and decisions run on Claude (Anthropic).

Automation

Flows that connect repetitive work: order alerts, a daily report, file transfers, a bridge between two programs.

Telegram Mini Apps and bots

A bot that takes payments, subscription and channel flows, a mini app. Among the work we have delivered.

Sensors and devices (on request)

A connection that brings a field reading (temperature, humidity, a meter) into the panel; you set the alert rule.

AI visibility

Your customers ask their questions to an AI; we make your website readable for it. We did it for our own site first.

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How it goes

  1. First meetingWe hear the job from you. If a Pharos module solves it, we say so; we do not open a Labs project.
  2. Scope and quoteWhat will be done, what will not, and the acceptance test go on one page. The figure follows that page, at the meeting.
  3. Building, with youWe move in short steps; at every step you see a working piece. Where you are not happy, we stop.
  4. Delivery and upkeepWe hand over the code and the documentation. We maintain it if you wish; or you take it over.

What we have delivered

  • A Telegram bot and mini app that take payments
  • A signal and alert setup (chart indicator, channel flow)
  • A four-language website
  • Pharos's site engine and site assistant (now part of the product)

We do not publish project or client names here; we tell you at the meeting.

Plainly

  • Labs work is a project, not a subscription. Every quote follows the scope; no figures on the site.
  • Work that could become a Pharos module is proven with you first, then enters the product.
  • We do not take on work we cannot do; we say so at the meeting.

Describe the job you have in mind in one paragraph; at the first meeting we see together whether it fits.