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Sergey Larin — Applied AI / Automation Engineer

7+ years of systems and engineering experience in regulated enterprise environments. I build reliable workflows around messy operational work: backend services, data flows, AI-assisted retrieval, and safe automation with explicit human control where an external side effect matters.

Python backend · Data workflows · AI integrations · Telegram automation · Docker

Selected work

An agentic support-workflow copilot with bounded autonomy and deterministic human policy gates. Built on the foundation of two earlier prototypes — Support Operator Panel (operator UI & backend) and assist-craft-qna (knowledge retrieval & reranking) — it refactors the domain into a modern agentic orchestration architecture.

What it demonstrates: stateful LangGraph orchestration, multi-source evidence grounding (runbooks, incidents, telemetry), Pydantic v2 contract boundaries, dual-engine deterministic fallback, immutable audit trail, FastAPI/PostgreSQL, and React 19 reviewer workspace.
Status: active reference implementation with 100% offline reproducibility and comprehensive automated test coverage.

A self-hosted Python/MCP control plane for provisioning isolated Telegram bots. A user explicitly confirms creation in Telegram; a persistent worker handles the credential outside the agent and MCP context.

What it demonstrates: approval boundaries, secret isolation, durable worker lifecycle, reconciliation for ambiguous external effects, packaging, CI, and PyPI release engineering.
Status: public alpha. Published on PyPI and listed in the Official MCP Registry; external adoption is not yet established.

A collaborative event-management platform with web and Telegram entry points, background workflows, and a containerized deployment stack.

My contribution: Python/Django backend, Telegram and aiogram integrations, Celery/Redis workflows, and deployment work.
Status: collaborative project — this repository does not claim sole authorship or a currently operating production service.

Supporting case

ML Model Compass is an explainable decision-support app for selecting practical ML baselines from a task description or local CSV. It is not AutoML and does not promise the best model.

Technology focus

Python · FastAPI · LangGraph · Django · PostgreSQL · REST APIs · semantic retrieval and reranking · Celery/Redis · Docker · TypeScript/React · CI/CD

Contact

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  1. ai-support-operator-copilot ai-support-operator-copilot Public

    Traceable AI workflow for support intake, human review, and approved actions.

    TypeScript

  2. telegram-managed-bot-factory telegram-managed-bot-factory Public

    Secure self-hosted MCP control plane for owner-confirmed Telegram bot provisioning.

    Python

  3. SGUevents SGUevents Public

    Collaborative Django event platform with Telegram, Celery/Redis, PostgreSQL, and Docker.

    Python

  4. ml-model-compass ml-model-compass Public

    ML Model Compass — explainable Next.js app for choosing practical ML baselines from a guided profile, free-text task, or local CSV analysis. Includes deterministic recommendations, metrics, validat…

    TypeScript

  5. ai-digest ai-digest Public

    AI-first personal news digest with Codex SDK review

    JavaScript

  6. bank-churn-prediction bank-churn-prediction Public

    Machine learning project for predicting bank customer churn, covering data exploration, preprocessing, modeling, and evaluation with reproducible experiments.

    Jupyter Notebook