AI agents that do the work. Not in a demo, in production.
I'm Denis, an engineer. Eight-plus years of building systems; the last few spent on LLM agents, the memory behind them and the infrastructure they run on around the clock. Below is a map of what is running for me right now.
Things you can open and try.
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roadmap.nonened.ioAI Engineering Roadmap
An open course that takes a Python developer to building agentic systems. Five phases, 150+ materials, quizzes and progress kept right in the browser, no sign-up. Written in Russian; updated to the state of September 2026.
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app.nonened.ioKupi
A shopping list that sorts items into categories by itself. Dictate or type; the app understands typos and word forms and works offline.
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elsevia.nonened.ioElsevia
An interactive romance game: night-time Paris, full-screen scenes, choices that change the story and a live conversation with the character powered by a language model. Authors get a mobile Studio. Open demo: five chapters, several endings, no sign-up.
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crm.nonened.io
CRM for a consultancy in the UAE
The working system of a company that sets up businesses and arranges visas in the Emirates. Clients, companies and shareholdings, document checklists, questionnaires, PDFs from templates, a knowledge base and one inbox for every channel.
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no public access
Accounting for a construction company of 80 people
Timesheets with automatic file-format detection, overtime, payroll, payouts, per-site costs, printable forms and a complete change log. An internal system, so no link. But this is the kind of system I build.
Four ways to work with me.
Agents in business workflows
Support, documents, requests, CRM, reporting. An LLM embedded in a real process, with memory, tools and clear limits on what the agent may do. Not a chatbot for show, but a system that takes routine off people's hands.
RAG · tool use · multi-agent setups · memory
Business and accounting systems
CRM, timesheets, payroll, documents, a single inbox. Classic development with AI built in where it pays off, not everywhere.
Django · PostgreSQL · React · Docker
Process review and rollout plan
I look at the process and say where AI will save time and money and where it is not needed. You get a plan with estimated timelines, costs and effect.
a low-risk way to start
MVP in 2–4 weeks
A working prototype of an AI product: interface, model, deployment. Something you can show to customers and investors before the big spend.
idea → a product you can touch
If AI will not help with your task, I will say so. That is a result too.
First we check that AI solves the problem. Then we roll it out for real.
Review
A call to walk through the process. I say honestly whether AI will help and what it would cost.
Pilot on your data
A prototype on real documents and conversations. You see the quality before investing.
Rollout
Integration with CRM, messengers, email and knowledge bases. Access, and training for the people.
Support
I keep an eye on quality and spend, and extend the system to neighbouring processes.
About me, in facts.
Eight-plus years of engineering: high-load systems, infrastructure, and in recent years neural networks and agents in production. I work alone, with no intermediaries: you talk directly to the person who understands the task and does the work.
The easiest way to see what I do is to look at what runs at my place.
- Three servers in the Netherlands and Russia, 39 services in one Docker Swarm, deployed by a single GitHub Actions pipeline.
- Two personal Telegram agents, Hermes and OpenClaw, with one shared memory: tell one, and the other knows.
- Claude Code and Codex are wired to the same memory per project, so context survives between sessions.
- My own model gateway: Claude, GPT, Gemini, Grok and local models, with routing, limits and a cache.
- My own Postgres, my own encrypted DNS, monitoring, backups.
- A personal health platform: lab results, workouts, genetics, reviewed by a model.
- An open AI Engineering Roadmap course that I run and keep current.
AI Engineering Roadmap
I don't only build, I teach. An open course from Python developer to engineer of agentic systems. Free, no sign-up, progress stays in your browser. The course is in Russian.
- phases
- 5
- materials
- 150+
- edition
- 04 · 09.2026
Shall we talk about your task?
The first call is free. Send a couple of lines about the process you want to improve, and I will tell you whether it is worth putting AI into it.