From acquiring information at scale to processing it to the analytics on top, I've worked the full data lifecycle - that end-to-end command is what makes the data actually useful.
- Rust where it counts. Crawlers, queues, parsers, plus the CLI tools and MCP servers agents call directly - all in Rust for speed, low footprint, and reliability. Python for flexible processing and glue.
- A harness, not just a model. The harness is the infrastructure around a model: tools, APIs, memory, MCP surfaces - that makes it good at one specific job.
- Built to run at scale. Distributed systems pulling millions of pages and API endpoints a day on a small footprint, with pipelines that keep the data consistent downstream.