The broader portfolio from my existing site. These include team projects at different stages; internal systems are described here rather than linked as public demos.
A technician workspace that routes tickets into guided automations for identity, mail, and access work.
Built and deployed with the service desk team; in use across identity, mail, and access work.
A workspace that turns identity, endpoint, and security evidence into a client book you can explain — scores, gaps, and next conversations.
Shipped the collection pipeline, explainable scoring, and the client book used in evidence reviews.
An investigation assistant for incidents and technical questions across identity, endpoint, mail, and operations.
Built an investigation assistant that drafts cited findings across the usual operations domains.
The assistant people talk to in Teams. It researches, remembers, and drafts — and only acts after someone approves.
Led the design and delivery of the Teams assistant, now in pilot with company-grounded answers.
The shell where governed agents and apps run — shared company context, one approval path for anything that acts.
The shell the assistants run in today, taken from idea through scoping, iteration, and review to completion.
Control plane for which identities, models, agents, and tools may run — plus cost, audit, evaluation, and rollback. Not an end-user assistant.
I helped define the federation model — which identities, models, agents, and tools may run, under whose authority, and how a run is audited, evaluated, and rolled back.
Takes approved engineering work and returns a reviewed branch, a draft PR, and green CI. The model never marks its own work done.
I helped design the draft-mode delivery loop: a teammate that implements and verifies against real CI.