We shipped Agent Orchestrator v0.6, a secure API proxy, and a faster WordPress AI queue. Expect lower latency, safer key management, and better observability across deployments.
Ship a low-latency, cost-efficient pipeline for tracking AI agent runs, latencies, token spend, and errors. This guide shows a deployable path: OpenTelemetry Collector → Kafka → ClickHouse → Metabase, with schema, configs, and dashboard queries.
Build a production-grade bridge from WordPress to a Django backend to run AI automations safely. Covers authentication, payload validation, idempotency, queuing, retries, and monitoring with practical snippets and deployment notes.
A step-by-step blueprint for a deployable customer support agent that runs on WordPress, orchestrated by a Django backend. Covers Brain + Hands separation, tools, RAG memory, fallbacks, logging, evals, and deployment.
How to implement a secure, scalable WordPress REST endpoint that proxies to external AI APIs without exposing keys. Includes caching, rate limiting, retries, webhooks, and logging—all deployable as a plugin.
Ship a production-ready AI gateway that proxies OpenAI/Anthropic, enforces JWT auth, signs webhooks, rate-limits per site, and tracks token costs. Includes Django code and a minimal WordPress client.
A production-ready workflow that ingests leads from forms, email, and LinkedIn; scores them with a transparent rubric; and routes them to sales with reasoned summaries. Includes data model, API endpoints, prompts, reliability patterns, and ROI math.
We shipped a Django-based inference gateway with token‑aware routing across model providers, server-side streaming to WordPress, and a hardened credentials vault. Early results: 32% lower p95 latency and 47% fewer provider errors in production.
A practical, production-ready analytics stack for AI automations. Collect traces and events with OpenTelemetry, store them in ClickHouse, and ship dashboards and alerts in Metabase. Includes schemas, ingestion config, and ops guidance.
A practical blueprint for ingesting third‑party webhooks, verifying signatures, enforcing idempotency, and triggering AI workflows. Includes Django REST, Celery/Redis, and WordPress integration patterns with secure, observable, and scalable design.