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Yaroslav Ciaz

@yaroslavstrs

Full Stack Developer Web Apps AI Automation

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Sobre mim
I build production ready web applications and AI systems for founders and teams. My work includes real time collaboration platforms, AI agent tooling, RAG applications, microservices, and secure MCP servers for controlled access to databases and internal tools. I work with Next.js React Rust Python PostgreSQL Docker and modern AI tools. I focus on clean architecture, dependable delivery, and software you can run, maintain, and own.... Saiba mais

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Integrações de IA
I will build a custom mcp server for claude and chatgpt integration
Programação e Tecnologia
I will build a scalable end to end saas web app mvp or ai app

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Experiência profissional

Freelancing_Career

Independent Full-Stack and AI Systems Developer

Freelancing Career • Autônomo

Jul 2024 - Jul 20262 yrs

Designing and building complete software systems independently — from architecture through deployment-ready code — across web platforms, AI agent tooling, and RAG products. Selected work: Built a real-time collaborative developer workspace (Next.js, Yjs, Rust-adjacent execution isolation) combining code editing, native diagrams, and reviewable AI-assisted drafts. Built a microservices-based booking platform with a Telegram bot, payment sagas, calendar sync, and full production observability (Prometheus, Grafana, structured logging). Built a local execution debugger for AI coding agents (Rust core, native macOS/Linux apps) that captures and replays agent actions for inspection. Built a source-grounded AI assistant enforcing strict tenant isolation and citation-backed answers across a Rust/Python microservice stack. Built a security-first MCP server giving AI agents safe, read-only Postgres access via AST-based SQL validation. Each project follows the same standard: clean service boundaries, real automated tests, and honest security/operational models rather than demo-only shortcuts.