Agentic AI Workflows
Multi-step agents that read, reason and act. Tool calling, state graphs, retry policies and human-in-the-loop checkpoints.
Fullstack web developer & AI automator. Next.js, Nest, FastAPI on one side — agents, RAG and real-time AI on the other. From prompt to production, end to end.

I'm Vladyslav — a fullstack developer who fell hard for AI engineering. I build the boring infrastructure agents need to be useful: tool calling, retrieval, evals, observability, graceful failure.
Before software, I spent five years as a deck officer on cargo ships — watch-keeping, GMDSS, safety drills. That background taught me to design for the bad day, not the demo. Today I ship at Pasiona(Barcelona) on a real-time AI platform, and consult on automations for teams who'd rather move than meet.
Six focused offers. Each one shipped from architecture to production, with evals, monitoring and handoff docs included.
Multi-step agents that read, reason and act. Tool calling, state graphs, retry policies and human-in-the-loop checkpoints.
Search that grounds answers in your data. Chunking strategy, hybrid retrieval, reranking and citation-first output.
Connect the boring tools. n8n, Make, custom Node workers — triggered by webhooks, schedules or events. Idempotent by default.
Next.js / Nest.js / FastAPI products with auth, payments, dashboards and the analytics your stakeholders actually read.
Streaming UIs, voice-in / voice-out, server-sent events, optimistic state. Latency under 400 ms or it didn't ship.
Stripe, Google, HubSpot, Slack — secure OAuth flows, webhook handling, retry queues and the audit trail your compliance team asks for.
A pragmatic stack — TypeScript and Python where each one wins. No framework loyalty, just the fastest path to a reliable system.
A non-linear path — five years at sea taught me to design systems for the bad day. Today I do the same with code.
Tell me what you need — a new platform, a tricky integration, an agent to take a manual process off your team. I'll come back with a concrete plan: scope, stack, evaluation, timeline.