Understanding AI Agents From an Engineer's Perspective
A practical introduction to how AI agents work, including tools, memory, reasoning, workflows, and orchestration.
Hello, I'm Haseeb Sultan.
I build and learn about AI platforms, agentic systems, LLMOps, cloud infrastructure, Kubernetes, MCP, and AI security.
I'm documenting what I learn, what I build, and the engineering lessons along the way.
Notes from the workbench
A practical introduction to how AI agents work, including tools, memory, reasoning, workflows, and orchestration.
Exploring the infrastructure challenges and architecture patterns behind running production AI systems.
Notes on designing secure Model Context Protocol architectures for enterprise AI agents.
Putting ideas into practice
Enterprise AI security and governance platform focused on protecting interactions between users, AI agents, and large language models.
An AI agent architecture for securely searching, reading, and interacting with enterprise documents using MCP.
An experiment around securely understanding and visualizing cloud infrastructure using AI-assisted workflows.
A foundation to build on
My background started with DevOps, cloud infrastructure, Kubernetes, and platform engineering. As AI systems move into production, I've become increasingly focused on the infrastructure, security, orchestration, and operational challenges behind them. Today, I'm exploring the intersection of AI engineering and platform engineering.
Where I focus
Designing infrastructure and platforms for running AI applications and agentic systems reliably.
Exploring AI agents, tool use, workflows, orchestration, MCP, and multi-agent architectures.
Deployment, observability, evaluation, reliability, scalability, and lifecycle management of LLM applications.
Prompt security, guardrails, MCP security, data protection, and secure enterprise AI architectures.
A growing collection, not a finished story
AI is evolving quickly, and I'm learning by building. I use this website to document concepts, experiments, architecture decisions, mistakes, and lessons that I want to remember — and that may help other engineers along the way.
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