AI agent development
for Canadian teams
TekReign builds production AI agents and LLM applications for companies across Canada — Toronto, Vancouver, Montreal, Calgary and Ottawa. Scoping calls and stand-ups run in Eastern or Pacific time, delivery is in two-week increments, and you own the code, prompts and evaluation suites.
What Canadian teams hire us for
Built for Canadian requirements
KAMPALO
Supervisor + specialist agents on LangGraph over synced Google Ads, Meta, GA4 and Search Console data. Humans approve anything that spends.
Case study →AuditQA
Tools-first financial statement review with an LLM cross-check and a learning loop from reviewer feedback.
Case study →Coppice
Codebase governance for Cursor: an architecture contract that keeps the next coding agent honest. Runs on the developer’s machine.
Case study →Common questions
Do you build AI agents for companies in Canada?
Yes. TekReign builds production AI agents and LLM applications for Canadian companies in Toronto, Vancouver, Montreal, Calgary, Ottawa and elsewhere. Work is remote, with scoping calls and stand-ups in Eastern or Pacific time.
Can my data stay in Canada?
Yes. We can deploy agents, vector stores and logs in Canadian cloud regions such as AWS ca-central-1, Azure Canada Central, or Google Cloud Montréal and Toronto, and choose models that can be served from those regions.
How does working with an offshore AI team compare to hiring in Toronto?
You get a full delivery team — agent engineering, backend, design and QA — for a fixed-scope build instead of recruiting each role. Engagements start with a 1–2 week paid discovery so you see the architecture and estimate before committing to a build.
Are you a Canadian company?
No. TekReign’s office is in Islamabad, Pakistan, and we work remotely with clients in Canada, the United States, the United Kingdom and Europe. Contracts, invoices and IP transfer are set up for Canadian buyers.
How long does an AI agent project take?
Discovery takes 1–2 weeks. A typical build takes 6–12 weeks, delivered in two-week increments to a staging environment you can use from the first cycle.