Pilot to production
8 weeks. One working agent. Production-ready patterns.
Pilot-to-Prod is a concierge engagement. We ship your first Angular agent on your real data, in your real app — and your engineers own it at the end.
Week 1–2 · Discover
Map your stack. Pick the work that earns its keep.
We don't start with the model. We start with the workflow — the meeting where someone says 'this would be a great use of AI' and the friction that's stopping it from shipping.
- Audit existing Angular surfaces + agent-eligible workflows
- Identify the 1–2 highest-leverage agents to build first
- Lock down auth, data residency, observability constraints
- Decide LangGraph vs AG-UI adapter strategy
Week 3–5 · Build
Ship a working agent on your real data.
Working code, not slideware. We integrate against your real backend, your real auth, and your real Angular app — paired with your engineers, not behind a curtain.
- Real LangGraph or AG-UI backend (yours or ours, your call)
- Streaming chat surface using @threadplane/chat compositions
- Generative UI for the workflows that benefit from it
- Daily syncs · weekly demo to stakeholders
Week 6–7 · Harden
Production-ready, not demo-ready.
Observability, error boundaries, fallback strategies, deploy paths, on-call runbook. The stuff that makes the difference between a demo and an app you can leave running on a Friday afternoon.
- Observability — tracing, metrics, error budgets
- Error/fallback strategy across every agent surface
- CI/CD integration with your existing pipeline
- Load + chaos testing patterns
- On-call runbook handed to your team
What you walk away with
A working agent. A trained team. A runbook.
Working demo
Live on your data, in your app — not in a sandbox.
Hardened patterns
Error/fallback/observability built in from the start.
Deploy-ready
Integrated with your CI/CD, your auth, your data.
Trained team
Your engineers own the framework and the runbook.
Field report
The last-mile gap in Angular AI.
- Six production-readiness dimensions for Angular AI
- Concrete patterns — error boundaries, fallbacks, observability, deploy
- No vendor pitch. Just what we learned shipping it.
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Built on principles
What we won't do.
Honest commitments, not aspirations.
No runtime lock-in
MIT adapters and render primitives stay open. @threadplane/chat is free for noncommercial use and commercially licensed for production.
No abandoned majors
We support Angular’s current and previous LTS versions.
No required cloud
Self-host LangGraph + your Angular app. Run it all in your VPC.
No app telemetry
We don’t collect prompts, completions, tool data, or app runtime content by default. Package installs send a minimal opt-out ping.
No model lock-in
Adapters work with any LLM your runtime supports. Swap providers without changing Angular code.
Discovery call
Tell us about your stack.
30-minute discovery call. We'll dig into your Angular surface, your agent-eligible workflows, and whether Pilot-to-Prod is the right fit. No pitch deck.
Request a discovery callStop stalling on agentic Angular.
Install the framework, read the docs, and have a streaming chat in your app this afternoon.
Most packages are MIT · @threadplane/chat requires a production license · App telemetry off by default