Multi-Agent Orchestration
Specialist agents plan, execute, review in parallel, and consolidate complex work with bounded feedback loops.
AI · agents · automation
I’m Cheska Leana Oriño, an AI automation and AI agent engineer. I turn repetitive operations into reliable workflows, useful agents, and client-owned systems with clear boundaries.
What I build
Each service starts with the workflow your team needs to improve, then uses the smallest reliable mix of automation, AI, and infrastructure.
Connect CRM, email, calendars, reporting, and business tools into one dependable workflow.
02Build tool-using agents with memory, approvals, clear boundaries, and reliable failure handling.
03Run client-owned agent infrastructure with isolated execution, controlled credentials, and monitoring.
04Deploy, customize, harden, and connect OpenClaw or Hermes-Agent to real business workflows.
05Move from workflow discovery to a tested build, documented deployment, and practical handoff.
Use cases
Each graph maps the starting input through the system to a useful business outcome. Choose the flow closest to the work your team handles today.
Specialist agents plan, execute, review in parallel, and consolidate complex work with bounded feedback loops.
Collect, clean, validate, deduplicate, and enrich web data into useful reports or CRM-ready records.
Connect CRM, email, calendars, documents, and team tools into reliable trigger-to-result workflows.
Qualify prospects, check availability, book meetings, confirm appointments, and handle rescheduling.
Coordinate segmented email, SMS, CRM, and campaign activity with approval and optimization loops.
Recall relevant preferences, conversation history, and workflow rules so each interaction starts informed.
Answer inbound calls, qualify intent, book appointments, transfer hot leads, and log conversations.
Send timely, personalized review requests and route negative feedback into a private recovery workflow.
Respond to inbound leads quickly, answer questions, qualify intent, nurture, and book next steps.
Send scheduled reminders and keep confirmations, cancellations, reschedules, and calendars synchronized.
Find and enrich prospects, assess fit, personalize outreach, follow up, and route qualified replies.
Authenticate, validate, transform, and route events between proprietary tools and third-party platforms.
Collect business data on a schedule, validate it, analyze results, and deliver useful summaries.
Create clear, mobile-first pages that explain the offer, capture leads, and connect to automation.
Research each lead, find relevant hooks, draft tailored messages, classify replies, and follow up.
Featured project
A self-hosted, multi-channel AI agent platform built around isolated execution, host-side credentials, persistent memory, and an architecture clients can inspect.
How projects move
Clients always know what is being built, what it connects to, how it is tested, and what they will own at handoff.
Clarify the people, tools, data, bottleneck, and required result.
Define triggers, decisions, tools, memory, approvals, and failure paths.
Create the smallest end-to-end system that proves the workflow.
Validate realistic scenarios and hand over an operable system.
Memory & context AI
Host-side memory recalls only relevant context before a turn, retains useful outcomes after delivery, and keeps credentials outside agent sandboxes.
Query the correct memory bank and inject only context relevant to the current task.
Store useful summaries, preferences, decisions, and business facts after the result is delivered.
Merge redundant memories, promote important facts, and prune stale or low-value context.
Preserve stable business context without rebuilding the brief every time.
Support more relevant qualification, outreach, and follow-up decisions.
Keep the system aligned with documented workflow and tool boundaries.
Connect the useful thread across email, chat, CRM, and other channels.
Avoid repetitive messages and keep bounded follow-up sequences consistent.
Retain the constraints the system must respect—not only facts it can use.
Technical stack
The stack spans agent runtimes, code, memory, channels, integrations, infrastructure, and the quality controls needed to operate them.
Built for clarity
The model is only one part of the system. Ownership, permissions, observability, and a useful client experience matter just as much.
Start with the business result and use AI only where judgment adds value.
Use approvals, escalation, and clear limits for consequential actions.
Favor reviewable code, documented infrastructure, and an explicit handoff.
Show architecture, public source, tradeoffs, and limitations clients can inspect.
Start with the workflow
Describe what happens today, where it slows down, and what a successful result should look like.