
AET Group
A compliance platform that reduces KYC/KYB and Anti-Money Laundering verification from hours to seconds. Built with a focus on speed and privacy, making instant compliance accessible without compromising user safety.
Visit AET Group ↗A chatbot answers questions. An agent gets work done: it reads your data, calls your systems, and asks a person when a decision is above its pay grade.
Agents are built on Claude with the Agent SDK and the Model Context Protocol (MCP), with clear limits on what each agent can touch. The AI agent developer who builds yours stays on after launch.


// Services
What the agent decides alone, what needs approval, and what it never touches.
Custom MCP servers and API integrations into the systems you already use.
Validated outputs, retries on failure, and limits on what the agent can change.
A log of every step, plus documentation so your team can run it.
Built on real examples from your business, with the guardrails in place from day one.
// Work

A compliance platform that reduces KYC/KYB and Anti-Money Laundering verification from hours to seconds. Built with a focus on speed and privacy, making instant compliance accessible without compromising user safety.
Visit AET Group ↗// From a client
“Pavol was one of the first developers we brought on and has been instrumental in building our compliance platform. He took ownership of major parts of the system across frontend and backend, with a strong focus on clean, scalable architecture that the rest of the team could build on. Beyond his own dev work, he mentored our junior developers and raised the overall quality of the codebase. I would not hesitate to recommend him to anyone looking for a reliable, senior-level developer.”
Patrick Damien O'BrianFounder, AET Group// FAQ
A development company often sells a platform or a team you never meet. Here one senior developer designs, builds and maintains your agent, so you always talk to the person who knows how it works.
Tasks with a clear goal that need judgement along the way: triaging emails and calls, booking appointments, researching and summarising, and updating several systems in one go. Decisions with no clear right answer are better left to people.
It depends on how many systems the agent connects to and how much it may do on its own. Most projects start with a first working agent, so you see it handle real cases before committing to the full build.
A chatbot replies to messages. An agent works toward a goal: it looks things up, calls your systems, makes decisions within the limits you set, and finishes the task.
Yes, so agents are built with guardrails: outputs are validated, risky actions need approval, and every step is logged so you can check exactly what happened.
Anything with an API, and internal tools through custom MCP servers: CRMs, databases, email, calendars and ticketing systems, for example.
Claude is the main model, used through the Claude API and the Claude Agent SDK. Snippets is a member of the Claude Partner Network.
A first working version can be ready in as little as 2 weeks. Agents that touch many systems take longer, and the full plan is agreed after the first version.
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Summary
Today is all about who controls the raw materials of AI. OpenAI is catching rivals trying to siphon its hidden reasoning, Reddit is slamming the gate on its data, and Broadcom is lending Anthropic tens of billions to rent Broadcom's own chips. Meanwhile California just told employers a chatbot can't be the one to say 'you're fired'.
Top Stories

OpenAI Says Moonshot-Linked Operators Tried to Siphon Its Hidden Reasoning, Using Over 15,000 Accounts

California Bans 'Robo Bosses': No Firing Workers Based Mainly on AI Output

Broadcom Will Lend Anthropic Up to $42 Billion, and Anthropic Will Use It to Lease Broadcom-Built Chips

Reddit Is Closing Its Public API and Killing RSS, Citing AI-Era Scraping