OrchestriAI

From $5,000/project

AI Agent Systems

For workflows too complex for simple automation.

When your process has branches, decisions, and exceptions that need judgment, a linear automation breaks down. I build multi-agent systems where specialized AI agents handle different parts of a complex workflow, coordinating with each other like a well-run team.

Example system flow

Example: Automated compliance review for a financial advisory firm

  1. 01
    01

    New client document uploaded to the

    firm's portal.

  2. 02
    02

    Intake agent classifies the document type

    (KYC, investment policy statement, account transfer).

  3. 03
    03

    Extraction agent pulls key data points

    client name, SSN, account numbers, risk tolerance.

  4. 04
    04

    Validation agent cross-references against existin…

    Validation agent cross-references against existing records and flags mismatches.

Connected systems

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Example stages

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Delivery model

Client-owned or managed

Optional managed server

Managed AI agent infrastructure

If your team does not want to run the agent service, I can operate it on isolated managed infrastructure with the agreed models, tools, approval paths, and observability. The recurring scope distinguishes infrastructure operations from new workflow development.

Isolated agent runtime, state storage, secrets, and approved network access
Health checks, cost and failure alerts, backups, logs, and controlled updates
Regression checks for the agreed tools and representative workflows
Incident, credential-rotation, data-export, and offboarding procedures

Managed server pricing

Quoted monthly

Model/API usage and connected vendor costs are separate. Human review, uptime, support windows, retention, and regulated-data controls are defined in the managed-service agreement.

What gets built, and when it makes sense

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When you need agents vs. simple automation

Deterministic workflow automation is usually the better choice when rules, branches, validations, and recovery paths can be specified in advance. Agentic steps become useful when the system must interpret variable unstructured input or select among approved tools at runtime. Many production systems use both: deterministic code for control and an agent only where contextual interpretation adds enough value to justify its additional failure modes.

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How my agent systems work

Each agent has a narrow role and a limited tool set. The system records handoffs, validates deterministic outputs where possible, and routes low-confidence or high-risk decisions to a person. The automation boundary and escalation rate are established with representative test cases; I do not promise a universal autonomy percentage before measuring the actual workflow.

Example: Automated compliance review for a financial advisory firm

End-to-end walkthrough

  1. 01
    01

    New client document uploaded to the

    firm's portal.

  2. 02
    02

    Intake agent classifies the document type

    (KYC, investment policy statement, account transfer).

  3. 03
    03

    Extraction agent pulls key data points

    client name, SSN, account numbers, risk tolerance.

  4. 04
    04

    Validation agent cross-references against existin…

    Validation agent cross-references against existing records and flags mismatches.

  5. 05
    05

    Review agent compares the extracted data

    with a version-controlled checklist approved by the firm's compliance team.

  6. 06
    06

    A qualified reviewer approves filing and

    notification. Flagged cases arrive with the source data and specific issues attached.

Explore related work

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Use cases

Ongoing maintenance available at $500/month

Every project starts with a free call. If automation isn't the right fit, I'll tell you.