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AI agent and search workflows

Exploration of AI-assisted development, search, retrieval, and workflows where a human can still see what happened.

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Exploration
Exploration / bounded workflows

Context

I am testing where agents and search can help with practical software without smuggling in more authority than they earned.

The problem

A demo can look clever while hiding its boundaries. A real workflow needs clear scope, reviewable outputs, and a useful failure state.

Work involved

I explore these systems through application development, writing, and workflow design. This is active work, not a claim that the problem is solved.

Approach

  • Start with the job and the boundary, then decide whether an agent belongs in the workflow.
  • Treat search and retrieval as parts of a larger system, not a substitute for judgment.
  • Keep outputs reviewable, explainable, and tied to a practical user need.

What this work shows

The point is not to make AI look impressive. It is to make the workflow's scope, failure modes, and review points visible.

Technical or communication skills involved

AI-assisted developmentAgent-oriented workflowsSearch and retrievalReliability thinkingHuman review

Outcome

Ongoing exploration of bounded AI behavior, search and retrieval, reviewable outputs, and human review.

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Jaden BaptistaMiddletown, NY(717) 424-0772jaden@baptista.dev
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