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Toolkit

The tools behind connected systems.

Grouped into three flagship capabilities and five disciplines, with an honest label for each tool: used on real projects, used at work or in prototypes, being explored, or understood at architecture level.

  • Used in Projects · 19
  • Practical Experience · 25
  • Exploring · 14
  • Architecture Knowledge · 5

Flagship capabilities

Designing intelligent agents that connect language models, external tools, business data and human approval into reliable workflows.

  • LLM integration & tool calling

    Connecting language models to external APIs, structured business data and controlled tools to execute multi-step tasks.

  • Multi-agent workflow orchestration

    Designing coordinated agent workflows that separate research, execution, validation and human approval responsibilities.

  • Grok & xAI workflows

    Exploring Grok-powered agents, xAI integrations and tool-connected workflows for research, analysis and operational automation.

  • Supervised AI agents

    Building automation architectures that combine autonomous task execution with validation, exception handling and human oversight.

Disciplines

19 tools

Used in Projects · 1

  • Used in ProjectsAI Agents & Automation

    Connecting forms, messaging and business tools so work moves between steps without manual re-entry.

    Experience: Designed the hand-offs on this website: the contact form routes to WhatsApp, and Build Your Stack passes a summary into 6ixOnline's enquiry form.

    Works with: Forms, WhatsApp, Email

Practical Experience · 7

  • Practical ExperienceAI Agents & Automation

    Claude models for code, analysis and structured reasoning, used interactively and through the Anthropic API.

    Experience: AI-assisted development (including this website), workflow analysis, documentation and drafting.

    Works with: Code editors, Docs, REST APIs

  • Practical ExperienceAI Agents & Automation

    GPT models for drafting and research, and for assistants that call defined functions.

    Experience: Drafting, research, prompt design and planning for marketing and product work.

  • Practical ExperienceAI Agents & Automation

    Connecting language models to external APIs, structured business data and controlled tools to execute multi-step tasks.

    Experience: Connected language models to app prototypes through Python and REST APIs, in local and hosted modes.

    Works with: Python, REST APIs

  • Practical ExperienceAI Agents & Automation

    Instructions and output schemas that make model responses predictable enough for other systems to validate and use.

    Experience: Structured prompts for content, classification and assistant behaviour.

  • Practical ExperienceDevelopment & Engineering

    Scripting, data handling and AI prototypes. Certified through HCL GUVI.

    Works with: Flask, REST APIs

  • Practical ExperienceDevelopment & Engineering

    Building and consuming REST endpoints so business systems can exchange data reliably.

    Experience: Built and consumed REST endpoints in prototypes.

  • Practical ExperienceDevelopment & Engineering

    Integrating model-serving endpoints with applications, workflow engines and business software through authenticated APIs.

    Experience: Called local model endpoints from app prototypes; authenticated endpoints for business software are at design stage.

    Works with: Ollama API, REST APIs, Python

Exploring · 9

  • ExploringAI Agents & Automation

    Exploring Grok-powered agents, xAI integrations and tool-connected workflows for research, analysis and operational automation.

    Experience: Testing Grok for research and analysis, and the xAI API for tool-connected prototypes. A Grok subscription and xAI API access are separate: the API has its own keys and usage billing.

    Works with: xAI API, REST APIs

  • ExploringAI Agents & Automation

    Configuring Grok-based bots with defined instructions and connected workflows, separate from direct xAI API integration.

    Experience: Configuring bot behaviour and testing how it fits into research and content workflows.

  • ExploringAI Agents & Automation

    Designing coordinated agent workflows that separate research, execution, validation and human approval responsibilities.

    Experience: Role-separated agent workflows designed and documented as blueprints in Build Your Stack. Not yet running for a client.

  • ExploringAI Agents & Automation

    Automation architectures that combine autonomous task execution with validation, exception handling and human oversight.

    Experience: Designing agent workflows with human approval steps, documented as the blueprints in Build Your Stack.

  • ExploringAI Agents & Automation

    Agents that start from a webhook, a new record or a schedule instead of waiting for someone to open a chat.

    Experience: Testing scheduled and event-driven runs for briefing and follow-up workflows.

  • ExploringAI Agents & Automation

    Deciding what an assistant keeps between sessions, what it retrieves on demand and what it should never store.

    Experience: Explored how assistants keep useful context between sessions.

  • ExploringAI Agents & Automation

    Comparing models on task quality, latency, context length, licence terms and running cost before choosing one for a workflow.

    Experience: Comparing hosted and open-weight models on the same prompts during prototyping.

  • ExploringDevelopment & Engineering

    Starting workflows from events in other systems, with signature checks, idempotency and retries.

    Experience: Designing event-driven triggers for the Build Your Stack blueprints.

  • ExploringBusiness Operations

    Classifying incoming documents and extracting fields into structured records, with low-confidence results sent to a person.

    Experience: Designed as the Document Intake blueprint in Build Your Stack.

Architecture Knowledge · 2

  • Architecture KnowledgeDevelopment & Engineering

    Logging each automated step, retrying safe failures, alerting on the rest and keeping an audit trail of who approved what.

    Experience: Specified in the error-handling and security sections of every Build Your Stack blueprint.

  • Architecture KnowledgeBusiness Operations

    Approval checkpoints, exception handling and accountable oversight built into automated work.

    Experience: Designed into every Build Your Stack blueprint: what the system drafts, who approves it and what gets logged.

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Digital Builder
Systems Operator
Creative Technologist
Product Explorer
Campaign Maker
Customer-Journey Thinker
Always Learning