What is tsukumo?

tsukumo is a Swiss AI product studio with a services business, and it runs AI agents in production. Two doors, one capability: we build your product with fleets of agents at studio pace, or we transition your developers into the operators who run them, on your stack and standards. We augment engineers, we don't replace them, and the products we ship (Niwa, and the open-source wrai.th, trovex, yoru and dokan) are the proof we run what we sell.

Updated 14 October 2026

Two doors, one capability

Build a product: we build your product with agent fleets, shipped to production at studio pace. Enable your team: we transition your developers from using AI as a copilot to operating agents in production, on your existing environment. Both run on the same way of working we use on our own software.

We run what we sell

We run agent fleets in production to build and operate our own products before we touch yours. Our products are the proof: Niwa (our main product), and the open-source wrai.th (orchestration), trovex (context), yoru (observability) and dokan (deterministic runs). We're developers who ship AI, not a consultancy selling a transformation it hasn't done.

What we don't do

We don't replace your developers, and we don't sell "cheaper." The point is prod-grade output from the team you already trust. If you think AI is easy or that buying seats equals capability, we're not the right studio.

Straight answers.

Is tsukumo a studio or a consultancy?: Both, and it's one capability from two directions. Studio if you want us to build the product; consulting if you want your own team operating agents on your work. Studio clients often move to consulting once they've seen the operating model run on their own product.
Where is tsukumo based?: Switzerland. Founded in 2026. We work with startups and scale-ups whose CTOs want their teams shipping at a level that seats alone won't reach.
What makes tsukumo different from a dev shop or a big consultancy?: We run agents in our own production, so we're not advising on something we haven't shipped. A dev shop hands back a codebase; a big consultancy sells a slide-heavy transformation. We leave your team able to keep going without us, on your stack.

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