01context-engineering
Context engineering
Moving from prompting to running context is a craft, not a setting. I teach the team to write instructions and AGENTS.md, hold boundaries, give the agent memory and feedback from real code. The result doesn't depend on a specific model or tool — it survives the next model swap.
AGENTS.md · skills · memory · boundaries
- →Instructions, AGENTS.md and shared memory across the team
- →Boundaries: AI never touches auth, payments or keys
- →Processes independent of any single model or tool
02agentic-layer
Agentic layer in production
I turn repeated work into a skill or sub-agent that does it the same way every time — PR descriptions, test generation, code review, cross-codebase research. It doesn't stop at a demo: the layer ships into your workflow and runs in production with budget, concurrency and cost-tracking.
skills · subagents · cost-tracking · HITL
- →Skills for repeatable tasks in your stack
- →Sub-agents & parallel research, verified against code
- →Runs in production — not a one-day demo
03autofix
Observability → autofix
I wire an agent to your observability. A new error lands — the agent reads the stack trace, code and tests, reproduces it, finds the cause, writes the fix and tests, and opens a pull request. You approve it. Same principle for logging and debugging: a shorter path from incident to fix.
sentry.issue → reads context → fix + tests → PR
- →Reproduce, fix and test from a real stack trace
- →A PR to review, not auto-merge — humans stay in control
- →Same approach for logging and debugging
04mcp
Custom MCP servers
I build the MCP server through which AI understands and operates your own software — your database, internal APIs, Jira, Confluence. Deterministically, with permissions and boundaries, not screen-scraping and hoping.
mcp: db · jira · confluence · internal API
- →AI ↔ your apps, data and internal sources
- →Deterministic, fast, with clear boundaries
- →Permissions and auditability from the first commit
05mentoring
Workshops & mentoring
Live, in your stack, I show how to run AI — tips, tricks and gotchas from real deployments, not slides. I grow a champion network that keeps the practice alive after I leave, and cover the AI-literacy duty under EU AI Act article 4.
live PoC · champion network · EU AI Act art. 4
- →Live PoC in your own code, not a generic demo
- →A champion network that holds the practice
- →AI-literacy per EU AI Act, article 4