Shoppers search, discover, and buy by talking.
Rezolve AI lets shoppers search, discover and buy by talking. Terrafusion built the multi-agent harness underneath: a planner and reflect loops on LangGraph, product search as a tool over a graph knowledge base, three memory stores, duplex and cascaded voice, and an eval loop that feeds post-training of Rezolve’s models. First production in twelve weeks; still shipping two years on.
The approach
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Rezolve’s models, post-trained on Rezolve’s data. The planner, memory stores, voice layer and eval loop are the Terrafusion-owned core, on clusters we deploy and operate in Rezolve’s cloud. Voice models fine-tuned for commerce on Microsoft infrastructure, with co-authored research papers on voice.
Key outcomes
One platform, many merchants
Products run in production for merchants from Harrods to M&S on the same platform, configured per merchant rather than rebuilt.
Shoppers can interrupt mid-sentence
Two voice paths, duplex and cascaded, each a full harness under the same eval loop, so a shopper can talk over the system and it keeps up.
From proofs of concept to live merchants
Two years embedded: proofs of concept became signed clients and live deployments for a Nasdaq-listed company.
The challenge
Rezolve AI set out to let shoppers search, discover and buy through natural conversation — voice, image and text. That takes product search across real inventory, agents that remember context across sessions, and voice that can carry a commerce conversation.
Off-the-shelf tools fell short: agents forgot the session, voice as a wrapper around hosted text-to-speech was rigid, and every merchant deployment risked becoming a bespoke build. One platform had to serve them all.
Harnesses and evaluation: the Software Factory
Harrods and M&S are Rezolve AI’s merchants, not Terrafusion’s clients.