Separate candidate retrieval from reranking
Multilingual-e5 embeddings narrow the registry to plausible candidates. Claude then reranks those candidates before they enter the agent context, balancing semantic recall with context quality.
An internal platform for moving enterprise AI initiatives from intake to development and delivery, with reusable agent capabilities at its core.
AI initiatives need a common path from an initial idea to a working delivery. Without reusable capabilities and context selection, teams repeat integration work and agents receive more context than they can use effectively.
I co-designed the platform and implemented a large part of the solution across backend services, agent infrastructure, MCP integrations, skills, technical documentation, proposals, estimates, and demonstrations. The work is presented at the level of the team platform while separating my hands-on contribution from the wider group.
A conceptual view of the system, recreated from the public-safe project description.
The platform provides cloud development for non-technical users, local workflows for technical users, and a reusable layer of MCP integrations, tools, and skills. It is built for production use; internal adoption and satisfaction figures are not published here.
Multilingual-e5 embeddings narrow the registry to plausible candidates. Claude then reranks those candidates before they enter the agent context, balancing semantic recall with context quality.
MCP integrations, tools, and skills are treated as shared building blocks instead of one-off additions to individual agents. That supports different user paths without duplicating the entire platform.
Sub-agent and A2A patterns have been evaluated for future cross-department collaboration. A2A remains under evaluation and is not represented as a deployed capability.
Context management is a product and architecture problem. Candidate retrieval followed by reranking makes skill selection intentional and helps preserve the agent's useful context window.
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