Spring AI & RAG
Retrieval-augmented generation, semantic search and MCP servers inside your existing Spring Boot app — grounded in your data, portable across OpenAI, Azure or self-hosted models.
We are a senior-led Spring AI and Spring Boot consultancy — architects with 14 to 20 years each. We build RAG, vector search and MCP servers into your existing application, modernise legacy Java into event-driven microservices, and ship it cloud-native on AWS and GCP. No rewrite. No second stack.
Make enterprise Java the best place to build AI — so the systems you already run can start to think, without a rewrite.
Most companies do not need a new platform. They need the one they already have to search their own data, answer in their own language, and stay upright when the load arrives. That is the whole job — and for a Java team, Spring AI is now the shortest honest path to it. No parallel Python stack to staff and secure. No rip-and-replace. No demo that quietly never reaches production.
RAG, vector search and MCP servers built inside your existing Spring Boot app — talking to a ChatClient, not a vendor SDK. No parallel Python service to staff and secure.
Strangler-fig decomposition, an outbox for reliable events, idempotent consumers and zero-downtime cutovers. The monolith keeps serving traffic while it's taken apart.
Latency, throughput, migration time, eval scores against a fixed test set. We report what moved, and we say when it didn't.
We do not claim to do everything. This is the list — Spring AI at the front, and the backend depth underneath it that makes an AI feature survive a real production load.
Retrieval-augmented generation, semantic search and MCP servers inside your existing Spring Boot app — grounded in your data, portable across OpenAI, Azure or self-hosted models.
Spring Boot services on Kafka with the transactional outbox, idempotent consumers, dead-letter handling and circuit breakers — so a failed stage never becomes a lost order.
Java 8/11 monoliths taken apart with the strangler-fig pattern and moved to Java 21 — route by route, with the old system still serving traffic and a rollback at every step.
Apache Spark pipelines that are idempotent and resumable, with row-level and aggregate reconciliation between source and target — a failed run picks up where it stopped instead of corrupting the target.
Terraform for infrastructure, Helm and ArgoCD for delivery, Kubernetes on AWS or GCP — every environment reproducible from a commit, not from someone's laptop.
Circuit breakers, bulkheads, retries with backoff and sane timeouts — plus traces, metrics and structured logs, so you find the failing hop in minutes rather than guessing.
Unit, integration and end-to-end suites, Testcontainers for real dependencies, k6 and JMeter load profiles, and SAST scanning wired into CI — reliability you can point at, not assert.
React and Next.js interfaces built against your own APIs — including the chat, search and admin surfaces that AI features need in order to be useful to a human.
Not a portfolio of logos — the architecture, the stack and the outcome, written out so you can judge the engineering for yourself.
Built an AI-based procurement and sourcing platform for a long-standing client, using Spring AI and semantic search to match buyers with suppliers and automate sourcing decisions that were previously manual.
Manage and continuously evolve a proprietary order-processing platform with event-driven Spring Boot microservices and Kafka, delivering reliable, real-time processing for a two-year-plus engagement.
Engineered a systematic, custom-conversion migration of massive datasets between sources using Apache Spark, cutting a fragile manual migration into a repeatable, observable pipeline.
Spring AI first, because that is where the leverage is right now — backed by the microservices, modernisation and data engineering depth that makes an AI feature survive contact with production.
RAG, vector search, chat and MCP servers inside the Spring Boot app you already run — ChatClient and VectorStore, not a vendor SDK.
Kafka topics, transactional outbox, idempotent consumers and dead-letter handling — each stage scales and fails on its own.
Strangler-fig decomposition and Java 8/11 → 21 upgrades, route by route, with the monolith still serving traffic.
High-performance REST and GraphQL APIs on Spring Boot, Spring Security and JPA/Hibernate, on Java 17–21.
Apache Spark ETL and migrations that are resumable and reconciled row-by-row — no silent data loss.
REST and SOAP integration, WSO2 connectors, and Kafka-backed workflows across systems that were never meant to talk.
No pyramid, no bait-and-switch, no juniors learning on your budget. You work directly with architects who have 14 to 20 years each in Java and distributed systems — the people who will name the pattern they are using, tell you when a simpler design wins, and say so plainly when an AI feature is not the right answer to your problem.
Our clients keep us for years, not sprints: one order-processing platform has been in our hands for over two years and counting.
Hello World Tech has been an outstanding partner for us over the last two years. They manage our proprietary order-processing platform with precision and reliability, and recently helped us build an AI-based sourcing platform called OptaAI that has transformed how we handle procurement. SPS and the team are responsive, expert, and genuinely invested in our success. Highly recommend!

SPS is an expert developer who is very efficient and extremely thoughtful. He gives the best code reviews and has the greatest attention to detail out of every developer I have worked with on Upwork. His part-time availability was a good match for our needs and it has been very beneficial to have him on the project.

SPS is good at his work and completed our project in a very short time. Would recommend him highly, and we'll work with him if we have any more projects in Java.

Hello World has been instrumental in building our proprietary File Comparison Tool.

Amazing tech solution, designed for us.


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The domains our production systems already live in. If yours is not on the list, the architecture usually still is — ask us.
Semantic product and supplier search on Spring AI — the pattern behind OptaAI, in production for a US promotional-products company.
Event-driven services for real-time transaction processing, plus payment and banking integration (Stripe, Plaid) on a Kafka backbone.
Order processing, back-office and ops tooling — the systems the business actually runs on, made observable and safe to change.
Ageing Java monoliths and end-of-life data stores brought forward — including a Cassandra-to-PostgreSQL migration on Apache Spark.
RAG assistants grounded in your own docs and tickets, so answers cite a real source instead of inventing one.
Tell us what it does today and what you want it to do. We'll map the shortest reliable path — and tell you honestly if AI isn't it.
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Whatever your IT requirement — we have an offering for you.