I build production-grade AI systems that organizations can trust.
My work goes beyond prototypes and demos — I focus on the engineering discipline required to make AI reliable in real-world environments: evaluation systems, calibrated confidence, self-correction loops, safety guardrails, and cost-aware architectures.
Most AI systems don’t fail loudly; they fail silently and convincingly.
A model works on five examples, hallucinates on the sixth, and there’s no infrastructure to catch it. I design systems for that reality.
- Evaluation is a system → regression testing, golden datasets, LLM-as-judge
- Confidence is engineered → calibrated scoring, uncertainty-aware escalation
- Safety is layered → deterministic checks + semantic review
- Cost matters → hybrid routing (frontier + local models)
- Impact is measured → A/B testing, calibration curves, failure analysis
→ https://github.com/Adeliyio/ai-system-debugger
LLM systems don’t fail like traditional software — they fail silently with plausible but incorrect outputs.
- Ensemble failure detection (LLM-as-judge + embeddings + rules)
- Root cause analysis (retrieval, prompt, model, context)
- Self-healing with regression-tested fixes
- Hybrid routing (GPT-4o + Llama via Ollama)
- Meta-evaluation of evaluator reliability
→ https://github.com/Adeliyio/SEC-filings-knowledge-copilot
A hallucinated financial figure is worse than no answer — correctness must be provable.
- Multi-agent LangGraph reasoning pipeline
- Claim-level grounding + hallucination correction
- RAGAS + regression-based evaluation
- Transparent confidence + citations
- Fully local deployment (Ollama)
→ https://github.com/Adeliyio/customer-support-copilot
The goal isn’t generating replies — it’s ensuring responses are safe to send.
- Agentic classification with deterministic fallback
- Hybrid retrieval (dense + BM25 + reranking)
- Dual-layer safety (rules + LLM review)
- Confidence-aware escalation
- Five-layer evaluation pipeline
→ https://github.com/Adeliyio/deal-intelligence-for-sales-teams
The real question isn’t scoring deals — it’s whether AI measurably improves sales decisions.
- Calibrated win probabilities (Platt scaling)
- Temporal feature engineering (deal behavior tracking)
- Evidence-grounded risk explanations
- Counterfactual simulations for strategy decisions
- A/B tested agent impact
LLM & GenAI OpenAI · Anthropic Claude · LangChain · LangGraph · LlamaIndex · Ollama
Retrieval & Search FAISS · Pinecone · ChromaDB · BM25 · Cross-encoders
Evaluation Systems RAGAS · LLM-as-judge · Golden datasets · Custom eval harnesses
ML / Modeling PyTorch · TensorFlow · scikit-learn · XGBoost
MLOps / LLMOps MLflow · DVC · GitHub Actions · Docker
Deployment AWS · FastAPI · Streamlit
- End-to-end ML pipelines (CI/CD + experiment tracking)
- Model versioning (DVC + MLflow)
- Real-time computer vision systems (YOLOv8)
- Scalable inference APIs (FastAPI + AWS)
| Domain | Representative systems |
|---|---|
| HR & Talent | Resume screening · Candidate ranking · Attrition prediction |
| Finance | Fraud detection · Cash flow forecasting · Invoice automation |
| Sales & Marketing | Lead scoring · Churn prediction · Customer segmentation |
| Customer Support | Support copilots · Ticket classification · Escalation systems |
| Data & Analytics | NL-to-SQL · Forecasting · Insight generation |
| Legal & Compliance | Contract analysis · Policy enforcement |
| Operations | Workflow automation · Document processing |
| Engineering / Product | Code review · Bug triage · Log analysis |
| Executive / Strategy | KPI dashboards · Scenario planning · decision support |
- Why Most RAG Systems Fail in Production (And How to Fix Them)
- Continuous Integration for Data Science: Automating Model Building Pipelines
- Version Control for Machine Learning Models: Best Practices and Tools
- Automated Model Testing and Monitoring: The Bedrock of Startup MLOps
- Taming Data and Model Drift in Startup MLOps
- Building Scalable Machine Learning Pipelines in Startup Environments
→ https://medium.com/@tommyadeliyi
If you're building AI systems that need to be:
- reliable in production
- measurable and testable
- safe under real-world conditions
I’m always open to conversations around high-impact AI systems.



