Live answer, requirement 4 of 12

AI agents and orchestration

I build agents that call your systems as registered tools, and the workflows that trigger and sequence them.

The requirementBuild agentic AI solutions, with hands-on experience in AI agents and workflow orchestration.

Try it

Ask a question and the agent decides which of its three tools to call, and in what order, within a four-step limit. The page prints every call, its arguments and its result, then the final answer.

How it works

Scope the jobI write down the task, the systems it touches, and the actions the agent may take. That list becomes the tool catalog the tool bridge serves at GET /tools.
Wire the toolsI register each action in the tool bridge with a JSON schema and a permission list. Calls run through POST /tools/:name/execute, which checks the caller's permissions and refuses a gated tool the caller does not hold.
Stand up the agentI open the session through POST /agents/create in the agent runtime. The runtime records each session, tool call and token count in Postgres, so a session reloads after a restart.
Set the guardrailsI turn on the policy engine, which matches each command against a risk list and blocks a fixed destructive set. A dangerous command is held as an approval request and does not run until a person approves it. Every decision, approved or rejected, is written to the audit trail. This part is built but not yet generally available.

Tools

Tool	What it does here	Status
Agent runtime (/agents/*)	Creates agent sessions, runs the tool-calling loop, and records every tool call and token count.	Available
Tool bridge (/tools/*)	Registers each action as a tool with a schema and permissions, then executes calls against it.	Available
CRM sales automation engine	Fires event-triggered workflows whose ordered steps run with conditions and persisted results.	Available
Policy engine with Luca Gatekeeper	Classifies command risk, holds dangerous actions for human approval, applies role checks, and writes the audit trail.	Early access
Cloudflare Workers AI (Llama) demo agent	Runs the public tool-calling loop behind the demo on this page.	Demo only

Available means shipped and in use. Early access means built but not generally available. Roadmap means designed, not built. Demo only means it powers this public demo, not customer deployments.

The full write-up covers access control, evaluation and how this runs inside a customer environment.

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The other answers

LLM applications in productionEvery model call goes through one gateway, guardrails run on both sides, and each task gets a measured model choice.Prompt engineeringI write the output shape first, version the prompt, budget its tokens, and compare model replies before shipping.Retrieval-augmented generationGrounded, cited answers over the customer's own documents, with access rules applied before retrieval.Request classification and routingI build automation that classifies each inbound request, routes it by role, and holds risky changes for human approval.AI workflow orchestrationI design the steps, contracts, and data flows, then ship them as running workflows on customer systems.API and integration designI publish the API contract first, gate it with keys and scopes, then build integrations against it.Hybrid enterprise integrationI connect AI services to your identity, applications and data, then run them where your policy allows.Prototype to productionI take a prototype through generated test suites and merge review gates to a zero-downtime deploy that rolls back on failure.Approvals and exception handlingI put a person between the agent and the change, with gated tools, a pending queue, expiry, and a record.Evals and output validationI score answers against a versioned rubric, trace failing calls to the integration that broke, and tune latency per call.Client-facing deliveryI turn engineering work into updates that client architects, security leads and business owners can each act on.

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