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Vertex BCN: Real-Time Autonomous Urban Agent
Architected and deployed a production-grade, multilingual AI assistant for urban navigation. This is a complex Agentic Workflow, not a basic LLM wrapper.
Core Architecture:
Real-time API integrations for dynamic transit and scheduling data.
Custom RAG pipelines for contextual location discovery.
Low-latency LLM orchestration handling parallel multilingual queries.
Engineered for fault tolerance, scalability, and zero downtime. I build the backend infrastructure that ensures reliable, enterprise-level data delivery.
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