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Define the user, system boundary, data, constraints, and measurable acceptance.
MCP servers, agent backends, RAG systems, and workflow integrations—with tests, approvals, failure handling, monitoring, and documentation.
Choose the smallest engagement that resolves the current technical uncertainty. Every implementation includes testing, deployment, documentation, and operational handoff.
A paid decision sprint before anyone commits to a build.
Connect models to the systems where work actually happens.
Expose real tools and data to AI clients through a controlled interface.
Agents with budgets, approvals, auditability, and a way to stop.
Private knowledge retrieval measured before it reaches users.
Make the prototype safe, observable, and supportable.
Public source and concrete architecture are more useful than a wall of logos. These projects demonstrate network safety, real-time agent control, and integrated product delivery.
A production-oriented MCP server that turns permitted web pages into clean Markdown while treating network access as a security boundary.
Open system →A native Android client and real-time backend for operating Claude Code remotely over a private Tailscale network.
Open system →One operating surface connecting keyword research, structured drafting, publishing, distribution, and search feedback.
Open system →A model call is the easy part. The engineering work is in permissions, boundaries, evaluation, recoverability, cost, and handoff.
Define the user, system boundary, data, constraints, and measurable acceptance.
Choose the simplest architecture and make failure behavior explicit.
Ship in reviewable slices with tests, evaluation, and observability.
Deploy, document, train, and leave a system your team can own.
Safe URL-to-Markdown extraction for AI clients.
↗Pythonmcp-job-queueDurable background work for long-running MCP tools.
↗TypeScriptagent-orchestratorExplicit coordination patterns for bounded agent work.
↗TypeScriptssrf-safe-fetchReusable network safety controls for server-side fetching.
↗The Architecture Review turns a use case, prototype, or delivery opportunity into a defensible implementation plan in five business days.