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Turning printing complexity into conversational simplicity
Mixam, a global self-publishing company, partnered with Vstorm to build an AI agent using Pydantic AI that helps customers navigate complex printing specifications, reducing support burden while improving customer experience for all users who need ordering guidance.
“Our project required heavy experimentation with different models and approaches. PydanticAI proved to be flexible enough to make these experiments possible, without losing the robustness required for the production environment. That's why we decided to use it in our project.”— Lucian Puca, Digital Product Manager, Mixam
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