The Output Looked Good
I built a test to compare local models with the cloud. The first thing it caught was the cloud making something up.
Read the storyI notice the frustrating parts. Then I build something to fix them.
01 / Writing
02 / Selected builds
Support / Knowledge systems
The answer is probably in an old ticket. Finding it shouldn't be another investigation.
A knowledge graph built from support tickets, connecting recurring issues with the answers that resolved them.
Agents / Durable memory
The session ends. The work shouldn't disappear with it.
A local archive that makes agent conversations searchable, carries context between tools, and turns past investigations into reusable playbooks.
The next case improves the next answer.
Commercial / Internal tools
A shared spreadsheet grew into a pricing tool used by sales teams worldwide.
Database-backed rates and tested formulas give sales teams clear discount ranges, with every calculation recorded for the pricing team.
Same formulas. Clearer guidance.
03 / The person behind it
I've spent 15+ years in support and technical operations. The part I keep coming back to is understanding why something is frustrating, then doing something about it.
These days I'm a Senior Technical Operations Engineer at Enode. Outside of that, I build tools, tinker with my own systems, and write here to work through what I'm learning.
Always interested in what other people are making