My team is stuck with repetitive work
Leads, approvals, CRM, finance, inboxes and scattered tasks that should flow safely between tools.
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Alper Zakher — Senior AI Automation Engineer & Agentic AI Developer
I design and build AI agents, business automation systems, LLM-powered products, internal tools, RAG systems and AI-integrated applications for companies.

You don’t need to choose a model or tool first. Pick your challenge and explore an example of the engineering behind a practical solution.
Leads, approvals, CRM, finance, inboxes and scattered tasks that should flow safely between tools.
Build useful, source-grounded assistants for internal knowledge, documents or customer support.
A real app with governed agents, integrations, user roles, data and a production-ready experience.
Choose a few non-personal details and explore a proposed starting architecture. This is a transparent, rules-based learning tool—not a live AI analysis, cost quote or ROI forecast.
Select your situation and explore relevant system layers, safeguards and the next step.
Choose a business challenge, then click the architecture nodes to explore how information moves through checks, AI, human approval and controlled delivery.
Accept a lead from an approved channel with a traceable request ID.
These diagrams illustrate each implementation’s workflow. They are not screenshots of deployed customer systems or performance claims. Every repository link leads to inspectable source and documentation.
How can separate MCP tools be arranged into inspectable agent workflows?
How can inconsistent financial documents become reviewable structured records?
How can requests select models under policy, reliability and cost constraints?
Public repositories sync automatically from GitHub. Each card links directly to its source. Open-source implementations are engineering evidence, not invented client results or unverified performance claims.
MCP tools to composed agent workflows
Request to best model/provider
Arbitrary financial docs to schema-mapped JSON
Supplier thread to structured PO/procurement data
MCP tools to Shopify store operations
LLM usage to metering and billing
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From AI agents, CRM and data engineering to voice, vision, RAG, evaluation and model infrastructure: explore 24 concrete capabilities across eight disciplines. Each entry explains the business problem, engineering approach and safety constraints—not unverified promises.
Fragmented leads, slow qualification and duplicated follow-up.
Explore architecture & details ↗Fragmented leads, slow qualification and duplicated follow-up.
Capture consented enquiries, deduplicate, enrich approved fields, qualify intent and route ownership across CRM and messaging.
Consent, API scopes, deduplication, manual escalation and audit trail.
A model can answer questions but cannot safely perform bounded operations alone.
Explore architecture & details ↗A model can answer questions but cannot safely perform bounded operations alone.
Design agents with typed tools, task limits, retries, stop conditions and verifiable outcomes.
Least privilege, action confirmation, prompt-injection defenses and logging.
Company answers are scattered across PDFs, policies and internal portals.
Explore architecture & details ↗Company answers are scattered across PDFs, policies and internal portals.
Ingest approved documents, chunk, index, retrieve, rerank and answer with citations.
Filter by access rights before retrieval and abstain when evidence is weak.
Operational data is fragmented across CRMs, spreadsheets and databases.
Explore architecture & details ↗Operational data is fragmented across CRMs, spreadsheets and databases.
Build event pipelines, normalization, validation, deduplication, warehouse models and monitoring.
Schema contracts, PII minimization and failure replay.
Customer context is lost between chat, email, helpdesk and voice.
Explore architecture & details ↗Customer context is lost between chat, email, helpdesk and voice.
Classify and route conversations, draft grounded answers, maintain tickets and escalate complex cases.
Consent, escalation, identity verification and safe refusal.
Forms and contracts arrive as inconsistent formats and manual scans.
Explore architecture & details ↗Forms and contracts arrive as inconsistent formats and manual scans.
Classify pages, extract fields, validate schemas, highlight uncertainty and create reviewer queues.
Redact sensitive fields and require approval for consequential documents.
A chatbot alone is rarely a complete business product.
Explore architecture & details ↗A chatbot alone is rarely a complete business product.
Build dashboards, review queues, user roles, APIs, durable databases and production UX around AI.
Authentication, authorization, audit logs and graceful failure states.
Promising demos can silently fail on real workloads.
Explore architecture & details ↗Promising demos can silently fail on real workloads.
Define success criteria, test datasets, groundedness metrics, traces, alerts and regression tests.
Avoid fabricated benchmarks; report uncertainty and incident pathways.
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A useful AI system needs the complete engineering foundation—not just a model or prompt.
Map users, workflows, data boundaries and measurable outcomes.
Prepare approved sources, quality checks, retention and access rules.
Choose models, retrieval, tools and integration patterns.
Add validation, approvals, failure recovery and execution limits.
Build usable interfaces, explanations and error-handling paths.
Test outcomes, monitor quality, cost, security and reliability.
Alper Zakher designs AI agents, business automation systems, RAG systems, internal tools and AI-integrated applications from Cairo for companies in Egypt, Saudi Arabia, the GCC and internationally.
AI agents that act through approved tools; workflow automations that connect business systems; RAG and document systems grounded in company knowledge; and production-minded internal tools and AI products.
Lead qualification, CRM handoffs, document extraction, support triage, internal knowledge retrieval, reporting, approvals and operational alerts can be mapped into controlled, reviewable workflows.
Connect triggers, APIs, rules, data stores, approvals and reporting. Deterministic workflow logic stays in control while models handle bounded interpretation, extraction, drafting or classification.
Build tool-using agents with scoped permissions, retrieval, structured outputs, approval gates, audit trails, stop conditions and human escalation.
Create the product and data layers around AI: RAG, document pipelines, internal tools, APIs, model routing, evaluation and observability.
Evidence-led notes explain the problem, constraints, architecture, implementation and available public proof. Results remain qualitative whenever a defensible benchmark is unavailable.
View case studies ↗MCP Composer, Model Router, Universal Document Parser, Invoice AI, Supplier Email Parser and developer tools demonstrate concrete system patterns without being presented as client engagements.
Explore the portfolio ↗Discovery maps the workflow. Scope defines users, data, permissions and success. Build starts with the smallest useful path, followed by evaluation, staged release, monitoring and iteration.
Alper Zakher is the professional name of Alper Nabil Gabra Zakher, a Cairo-based Senior AI Automation Engineer, Agentic AI Developer and AI Systems Builder.
Yes. Alper supports Saudi and GCC companies remotely from Cairo and does not claim a physical Saudi office.
Yes. Work can include APIs, CRMs, WhatsApp-enabled workflows, databases, document pipelines and internal tools, subject to provider access and security requirements.
No technology shopping list up front. First we map the workflow, data, permissions and evidence of value—then decide what is actually worth building.
Understand the people, bottlenecks, outcomes and systems involved.
Define a practical scope, data sources, integrations, approval gates and risks.
Build a focused path, test with approved data and review failures before expansion.
Release with permissions, logs and monitoring; iterate from observed evidence.
Timing, pricing and delivery depend on system complexity, data access and integration scope. We define those before making commitments.
Book a discovery conversation ↗Bring the business challenge, the constraints and the goal. We’ll explore the smallest useful system, with safeguards and a clear next step.