A briefing document outlining Kivun Systems' production dispatch engine, engineering topology, and target LLM integration workflows for consulting partners.
Notice: Prepared for authorized external AI consultants and educators to structure hands-on coding exercises for our 11-developer team.
Kivun Systems employs 38 people. Our engineering department consists of 11 full-time developers divided across three agile squads:
Our stack is modern, containerized, and event-driven, built for sub-second telemetry:
| Domain | Core Technologies | Production Role |
|---|---|---|
| Backend Services | Python 3.12, FastAPI, Asyncpg, Node.js |
REST APIs, WebSocket managers, channel webhook processors. |
| Persistence & Cache | PostgreSQL 16 + PostGIS, Redis 7 Cluster |
Spatial fleet indexing, ACID state transactions, live session pub/sub. |
| Messaging & Queues | RabbitMQ, Celery |
Asynchronous task dispatch, retry queues, external webhook fan-out. |
| Frontend / Mobile | React 18, TypeScript, TailwindCSS |
Real-time dispatcher schedule grid, live map rendering. |
We are seeking practical training to empower our developers to build and maintain intelligent agents within our existing architecture:
Parsing incoming customer WhatsApp/SMS messages into strongly-typed Pydantic schemas (urgency, skill tags, geo-location, equipment model).
Implementing structured agent tool calling against our PostgreSQL schema with parameter validation, permission boundary enforcement, and rollback handling.
Using LLM reasoning agents as fallback supervisors when algorithmic solvers encounter edge cases (e.g. technician delayed, required part missing from inventory).
Benchmarking prompt regression, response latency, and preventing hallucinations in SLA-critical field assignments.
For curriculum alignment, NDA execution, or pre-workshop code access:
Omer Yaakobi • Head of Engineering