Tesla's Agent Python platform handled pricing logic for a complex set of dependent services — but the existing architecture had grown to the point where pricing computation took up to 12 minutes and data consistency across downstream systems was unreliable. With over five systems depending on accurate pricing data, errors and latency had compounding effects throughout the platform.
Sapot Systems designed and implemented a new API layer using Python, GraphQL, Django, and Django REST Framework to serve the Agent platform's pricing and lexicon generation needs. The work involved both new API architecture and a careful decomposition of existing pricing logic to ensure that downstream dependencies were mapped and handled correctly throughout the migration.
The results were significant: computation time dropped from 12 minutes to approximately 90 seconds, pricing accuracy improved by 22%, and data consistency across all five-plus dependent systems was substantially improved. The engagement ran 14 months with a team of three engineers embedded in Tesla's environment.
Why this matters for federal work: Complex API integrations between dependent systems — with strict accuracy and consistency requirements — are common across federal data programs, benefits systems, and financial platforms. This engagement demonstrates the kind of disciplined API engineering and dependency management that federal environments demand.






