I design and build agentic AI systems: a personal AI operating system orchestrated by Claude across two execution surfaces, an autonomous research loop, and an automated intelligence-ingest pipeline. I build the architecture, the orchestration, and the evaluation, not just the prompts.
I pair that with deep imaging-informatics fluency (PACS, DICOM, HL7, FHIR), the intersection of frontier-AI architecture and regulated healthcare data that most teams are missing.
At the architect tier the proof that converts is not a code repo, it is the systems thinking: the diagram shows the what, the decisions show the judgment. Each blueprint documents architectural mastery over the end-to-end AI lifecycle.
A multi-agent, MCP-integrated system with persistent memory running autonomously on one workstation. Persistent versioned memory as the spine, fifteen idempotent scheduled agents, and MCP-mediated tool access. The same pattern that scales to enterprise deployment.
An iterate, score, revert loop that runs research autonomously and attributes every discard. v1: 5 iterations, 6 of 6 success criteria met, 4 discards each with a distinct attribution finding.
One source-registry interface ingests heterogeneous sources (RSS, video), transcribes locally, scores relevance, and promotes the best material through tiered LLM synthesis. Adding a source type is a registry entry, not a rewrite.
Foundation models reach Obsidian, Gmail (read-only, scoped), Granola, GitHub, and the web through typed, permissioned MCP tools, not bespoke API glue. The exact competency enterprises need to connect models to existing systems safely.
How autonomous runs are scored, gated, and verified, so unattended agents verify their own writes and never silently corrupt the store.
Build vs buy, RAG vs fine-tune, orchestration vs code. The decisions an architect is paid to make, with the criteria named.
A self-hosted AI podcast: long-form, single-host episodes deconstructing how agentic AI systems actually get built and shipped in regulated, real-world environments. Self-hosted RSS, distributed to Spotify.
A systems-thinking design philosophy for building AI that treats the whole system instead of chasing the loudest symptom. The companion essay to the build.
More episodes rolling out · Apple Podcasts listing in review
Structural takes on applied AI architecture and where healthcare AI is heading.
A systems-thinking design philosophy for AI architecture.
What radiomics and the human voice reveal about medical AI and workflow integration.
Why February 2026 changed who gets to build software.
Reading the present AI moment through the science-fiction canon.
I spent 17 years in healthcare imaging informatics, across pre-sales solutions engineering, sales engineering, and product. I now build agentic and generative AI systems. STRATS is the flagship of a portfolio that also includes an autonomous research agent, a self-hosted AI podcast pipeline, and published writing on applied AI architecture. The durable skill is systems architecture: connecting foundation models to real, regulated systems through a typed, permissioned interface, without rewriting the systems they touch.
Occasional notes when something ships. No noise.