AI-assisted engineering workflows
Turn vague product intent into specs, QA, architecture notes, and implementation tasks.
Production AI systems — from agent infrastructure to operational platforms.
Architecture, decisions, and outcomes — per system.
Where these systems ship in practice—from governance to prototyping.
Turn vague product intent into specs, QA, architecture notes, and implementation tasks.
Define, validate, and operate agent-facing tools and policies.
Manage structured translation workflows, file ingestion, QA, TM, glossary, and guarded AI assistance.
Manage datasets, training runs, metrics, logs, and adapters for local LLM experimentation.
Import docs, emulate KB workflows, support copilot-style authoring, and connect knowledge to validation patterns.
Design operator workflows, orchestration UIs, and local-first platform concepts before backend investment.
Interfaces from deployed systems.
Recurring architectural principles.
Specs and plans drive work: Dark Factory runs, AEO interface artifacts, and Omniglot Next Gen’s authoritative specs tree.
Dry runs, local LLMs, and swappable provider options where implemented—without hard-binding the whole stack to one vendor.
Workstations and SQLite-first paths, with optional cloud sync or hosting where the repo actually wires it (console, prototype, tuning UI).
Review-oriented flows: Knowledge Engine validation materials, Omniglot QA in context, SME-style checks—scope needs confirmation per build.
Dry mode, CLI checks, and artifact-oriented pipelines so outcomes are inspectable instead of one-off chat.
Consoles and prototypes built as operator surfaces—dashboards, jobs, tuning, settings—not slide-only narratives.
These systems represent a shift from documentation into AI-powered product architecture and operational platforms.