AI agents are only useful when they do a job you can measure. I design and build agents that plan, call tools, pull the right context, and complete workflows inside real products — support, research, operations, and internal automation. The work covers architecture, prompts, retrieval, tool integrations, and the application layer that makes the agent safe to ship. If you need an agent that behaves like a professional teammate rather than a novelty chatbot, that is the service.
Designing and shipping agents that go beyond a chat box. I define the job, the tools, the guardrails, and the handoff so the agent can actually finish work — research, support, operations, or product workflows — without becoming a black box.
Each agent is scoped around a clear outcome: what it can do, what it must ask a human, and how it reports back. That keeps the system useful in production instead of impressive in a demo.
Connecting agents to the systems you already use — APIs, databases, CRMs, calendars, internal tools — so they can take actions, not just generate text. Structured tool calling, retries, and audit logs are part of the build, not an afterthought.
I map the workflow first, then automate the steps that are repeatable and high-leverage. The goal is fewer manual loops, not a chatbot that still needs you to do the work.
Giving agents reliable memory of your documents, codebase, and business data with retrieval-augmented generation. That includes chunking strategy, embeddings, vector search, and citation so answers stay grounded in your source of truth.
I tune retrieval for precision over noise — the difference between an agent that sounds confident and one that is actually correct.
Embedding agents into web and mobile products with the same care as any other backend feature: authentication, rate limits, streaming responses, evaluation, and cost control. Built with LLM APIs, LangChain-style tooling, and the MERN stack when the product lives there.
From a first working agent to something your team can monitor and iterate on, I leave you with a system you can maintain — not a one-off prompt buried in a notebook.