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Philipp Vaysman

Founder, Vaya-soft

I build AI systems that run in production - agents, process automation, RAG over company data. 10 years in software, now as the founder of Vaya-soft.

This blog is where the real numbers from those builds get published: what things cost, where latency actually goes, and the post-mortems most studios keep to themselves.

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AI agents vs workflows: one of our seven systems had to be an agent

AI agents vs workflows comes down to one thing: who owns the order of steps. Our production record, the research, and a rule you can apply to your own project.

28 July 2026

EU AI Act compliance for automation you already run

EU AI Act compliance for systems already in production: what binds you from 2 August 2026, what moved to December 2027, and what to change in the code.

24 July 2026

Connect AI agents to your data without handing them a copy

How to connect AI agents to your data through a tool layer instead of a synced copy: sizing tools, permissions, stale context, latency and the write gate.

24 July 2026

RAG for enterprise knowledge base - what actually breaks at 500K records

RAG for enterprise knowledge base search degrades quietly at scale. What breaks on 500K records, in the order it breaks, and what each fix costs to add.

24 July 2026

AI automation for small business starts with a process, not a tool

AI automation for small business, decided process-first: four tests you can run this week, evidence from seven production systems, and a worked example.

24 July 2026

Why AI agents fail in production - a post-mortem with real numbers

Why AI agents fail in production is rarely a crash. It is a fluent, confident, wrong answer that passed the demo. A post-mortem of five failure modes.

24 July 2026

AI grants in Poland, decoded: what a grant of each size actually buys

AI grants in Poland (PARP, Dig.IT, FENG) sell the maximum amount, not the scope. The frame: what a grant actually buys, and the one phase it never funds.

21 July 2026

AI agent development cost, itemized: a frame to price any quote

Most AI agent development cost guides give a $10K-$400K shrug. Here's the frame: the four phases, the run cost they skip, and questions to price any quote.

21 July 2026

Poland's KSeF e-invoicing is live. Here is the invoice pipeline your Polish entity needs.

KSeF is live in Poland. A practitioner's guide to the e-invoicing pipeline: FA(3) XML, validation, GL coding, ERP, and where AI helps vs where plain code wins.

21 July 2026

Build vs buy for AI: the thresholds that actually decide it

Vendors say buy. Platforms say build. A studio that does both walks through the real thresholds - with cost tables, worked examples and a trial checklist.

21 July 2026