I lead the engineering team. We build AI platforms for security-sensitive environments. The team runs on agent systems for task routing, review and release gating. No clients, no screenshots, on purpose.
- task routing
- code review
- release gating
01 / 06 · ORIGIN
Emir Alanyalioglu
I run my companies on AI agents.
I build AI products, run my teams on AI agents and show the systems. One at a time, in the Lab.
- Role
- Head of Technology · Inteliate
- Venture
- Co-founder · Fabrikode
- Since
- Building AI systems since 2020
A replay of a published entry. Not a live feed.
02 / 06 · WHERE IT RUNS
Where it runs
The proof runs every day.
Two companies. One I lead engineering for, one I co-founded. In both, the engineering runs on agent systems I built and operate.
Engineering software for manufacturers. Three products, two people, AI-assisted development end to end. The company page writes itself from the commit history.
- WaterForm
- DragAero
- ThermoForm
03 / 06 · FILTER
Eliminate the noise.
Engineer the system.
I have been building AI systems since 2020, long before the ChatGPT wave. The rules below come from running them every day.
04 / 06 · RULES
How I work
Four rules I run on.
- I
It runs in my companies first.
Nothing goes into the Lab until it has run in my own work. Including the week it broke.
- II
The agent writes. I decide.
Agents draft, record, review and cut. A person reads everything before it ships.
LAB 01 - III
Not everything deserves a pipeline.
I automate the step that repeats and changes. I click through the step that does not.
LAB 02 - IV
Own what you cannot lose.
If a vendor disappears, the system should still run. The parts that matter, I own and document.
LAB 03
05 / 06 · OUTPUT
The Lab
One system a week.
Every entry is one system: the problem, how I solved it and what broke. New entries come with a short video, and the template when there is one.
03 What you buy is not the automation. It is the dependency.
My building was sold as a smart home. The vendor went bankrupt. The hardware stayed on the walls, the system left. I see the same pattern when a team rents a process from a tool.
02 Not everything deserves a pipeline.
I automated the recording, the scripts and the editing of eight training videos. The voice-over I generated by hand: eight clicks. Wiring the API would have taken longer than the clicks.
01 A company page that writes itself from commits.
Fabrikode has two people and no marketing team. Its LinkedIn page posts every three days. The source is our commit history.
06 / 06 · TERMINAL
Follow the work
Watch it get built.
New entries land here first. Short clips go to LinkedIn, X, Instagram and YouTube.