Client-facing delivery
I turn engineering work into updates that client architects, security leads and business owners can each act on.
Try it
Paste rough engineering notes. The demo finds the jargon first, then writes a sponsor update that avoids it, keeps the status faithful to the notes, and flags any term that slips through.
Public demo on Cloudflare Workers AI. Inputs are screened by Llama Guard 3 before any other model runs, requests are rate limited, and nothing here connects to a Luca or customer system.
How it works
- Map the stakeholdersI record every client architect, security owner and infrastructure lead as a contact in the workspace CRM. I tag each contact with the decision that person owns, so every update has a named reader.
- Index their languageI upload their runbooks, architecture notes and policies to a separate knowledge store in the retrieval service. The service checks the caller's access to that store before it searches. That lets me write with the system names their teams already use.
- Flag the jargonBefore I draft, I list the terms in the engineering notes that a business owner would not know. KEDA and CloudNativePG are typical, and each term gets a plain description of what it does.
- Draft and checkI draft through the multi-provider model gateway, which holds the provider keys and logs the provider and model for each call. The draft must avoid the flagged terms, keep the status true to the notes, and claim no result the notes do not state. The demo on this page automates the term list, the draft and the term check on Cloudflare, with Llama models on Workers AI. It does not call the Luca platform.
Tools
| Tool | What it does here | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Multi-provider model gatewayAvailable | Carries my drafting calls, holds the provider keys, and logs the provider and model for each call. | Available |
| Document retrieval serviceAvailable | Stores the client's runbooks and notes, and checks the caller's access to that store before it searches. | Available |
| Workspace CRM and calendarAvailable | The CRM holds the tagged stakeholder contacts and the logged updates, and the calendar holds each review. | Available |
| Approval gates and auditEarly access | Hold an agent's destructive tool calls until a person approves or denies them, and record each decision. | Early access |
| Cloudflare Workers AIDemo only | Runs the Llama models behind this page's jargon list and draft, with Llama Guard 3 screening input first. It is a public demo environment, not a customer deployment. | 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 the public demo, not customer deployments.
The write-up has every step of how I deliver this at a customer, with the tools and their status.
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