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Methodology

Building an AI agent to transform unstructured documents into SQL insights

Monday, April 7, 2025
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For one of our clients, we recently built an agentic pipeline that automates data ingestion from unstructured proprietary documents into structured schemas, with automated value alignment and continuous human-in-the-loop validation. As part of our tech toolkit, we've found Mastra to be a useful framework for agent development in Typescript. We recommend checking it out!

If you want to learn more about the work we're doing, just drop us a line! We're happy to share some of our learnings from building agentic systems for enterprise and scale-up customers.

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