Audit-first AI for claims document workflows.
I build document intelligence that turns claim PDFs into structured outputs—with provenance, quality gates, and a fast review console for exceptions.
- Cut review time by routing only risky cases to humans
- Make outputs defensible with evidence links to source pages
- Ship pragmatically — prototype → measurable runs → production
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10+
Years in insurance tech
3
Live production systems
100%
Evidence-linked outputs
Featured Work
View all →Systems I ship when reliability matters more than demos.
ClaimEval
QA copilot for claims review
Outcome: Error drivers + benchmark drilldown
Agentic Context Builder
Reliable LLM context pipelines
Outcome: Evidence-first context packs
Prompt Management Playbook
Versioned, testable prompts
Outcome: Prompt versioning + governance pack
See it running
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How it works (in one view)
Most AI demos stop at "it extracted something." I optimize for what matters in claims ops: traceable fields, quality gates, and a review console that makes exceptions fast.
- 1 Ingest messy document packs (PDFs, images, emails)
- 2 Extract structured fields with source citations
- 3 Validate against rules and flag exceptions
- 4 Review edge cases in a human console
Writing
View all →Short notes on building audit-friendly AI in regulated workflows—prompts, provenance, evaluation, and pragmatic delivery.
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