Answers grounded in your data
Retrieval pipelines that bring relevant documents into the conversation and preserve source references for review.
01 / Agent engineering
Give your software the ability to reason, retrieve context and take useful action. I build AI agents around your systems, with explicit permissions and a clear path back to a human.
01 / THE CAPABILITIES
I develop custom AI agents that connect language models to your documents, APIs and workflows. Engagements cover retrieval, tool execution, evaluation and deployment, with human approval for sensitive actions.
Retrieval pipelines that bring relevant documents into the conversation and preserve source references for review.
API integrations with input validation, scoped access and approval steps for actions that change important records.
A representative task set, observable tool traces and explicit fallback behavior to test what the agent can actually handle.
02 / THE SCOPE
Every engagement starts with your constraints. We agree on the integrations, delivery milestones and operational ownership before the build.
WHAT YOU CAN EXPECT
Scope-based proposal · Provider and hosting costs agreed separately
03 / HOW WE WORK
Map the workflow, constraints and what success should look like.
Agree on the architecture, scope and the decisions worth testing early.
Deliver in reviewable increments and test the failure paths too.
Deploy, document and agree on ongoing operational ownership.
04 / RELATED WORK
A Node.js service coordinating concurrent AI sessions with Redis, job queues and explicit state transitions.
Private project · Source code is not publicly available
Read the architecture walkthrough05 / A LITTLE CLARITY
A few things you might want to know before we start.
A chatbot primarily responds to messages. An agent can also call tools, retrieve business data and complete a sequence of tasks. I define which actions it may perform and where human approval is required.
Yes. A retrieval pipeline can search authorized documents and provide relevant passages to the model. Access controls, hosting requirements and retention rules are agreed before implementation.
Yes. I work with Ollama and local model hosting. Model selection depends on available hardware, task accuracy and response-time requirements; I assess those constraints before proposing a deployment.
We define representative tasks and expected outcomes, then test answer quality, tool correctness and failure handling. An evaluation set and reviewable traces are more useful than a generic accuracy promise.
LET’S BUILD SOMETHING USEFUL
Tell me what you’re building, what’s getting in the way, and where you want to go.