Technical lead and architect for PointClickCare's public API platform — the Apigee gateway, the partner developer portal, the configuration services behind them, and the AI layer now built on top.
- Designed and shipped a production MCP (Model Context Protocol) server exposing the API platform to AI clients such as Claude Code — tools, resources, prompts and streamable-HTTP transport, served by a dedicated long-running secure worker alongside the in-app HTTP surface.
- Built an interactive UI layer on top of that server, so partners complete real workflows inside the AI client instead of being handed instructions. The UI is served by the platform and rendered in a sandboxed frame, delivered separately from the conversation so the markup never consumes the model's context window.
- Shipped the flagship app — an interactive developer-application creation form (app name, dev/production purpose, callback URL, target platforms, contact and support details) with conditional validation for production requests, built in Vue 3 + TypeScript + Tailwind and bundled by Vite as a single self-contained HTML artifact.
- Made that UI a first-class participant rather than a static panel: it calls platform tools directly, submitting through the same RBAC gate as any agent call, inherits the host application's theme and typography for native light/dark rendering, and feeds results back to the assistant so it can plan the next step — with host capabilities feature-detected so partially-supporting clients degrade gracefully instead of breaking.
- Versioned UI assets by content hash so a rebuild reliably reaches users rather than leaving the long-running server advertising a stale asset, and supported UI-only tools that drive the interface without cluttering the model's tool list.
- Wrote a cross-platform Rust installer CLI (plus shell and PowerShell bootstrappers) that registers the MCP server with Claude clients across macOS, Linux and Windows, turning partner onboarding into a single command.
- Implemented OAuth 2.1 Dynamic Client Registration (RFC 7591) for agent onboarding: PKCE-only public clients, initial-access-token authorization, strict HTTPS redirect-URI validation with domain allow-listing, per-user client caps, registration rate limiting and full audit logging — plus RFC 9728 Protected Resource Metadata discovery so agents resolve authorization servers and scopes without hardcoded configuration.
- Built a deny-by-default RBAC model for MCP tools: a 16-permission vocabulary, a tool → permission enforcement table, five inheriting roles, and parameter-scoped authorization where a single tool spans multiple risk tiers — separating PHI-bearing raw audit reads from pre-aggregated metrics so they can never share a grant. Enforced identically across all four dispatch surfaces with an
off / shadow / enforcestaged rollout, and made permission changes a database operation rather than a deploy. - Made authorization and audit inseparable through a single gate: every tool call is recorded at the permission layer rather than the tool layer, so an aggregated metrics read is distinguishable from a patient-linked one.
- Built a RAG-based assistant for partner and developer self-service — vectorized API documentation and platform knowledge, retrieval grounded on an Apache AGE property-graph knowledge model queried through Cypher over PostgreSQL, with tenant and user identity propagated into every retrieval call.
- Added guardrails, semantic caching and full auditability to the AI surface: input/output policy enforcement, embedding-similarity response caching to cut latency and token spend on repeated API questions, and end-to-end tracing and evaluation via self-hosted Langfuse (web + worker) and Arize for model and retrieval quality.
- Built an agent platform for deploying purpose-built agents with short-term conversational memory and long-term persistent memory, multi-step tool loops over read-only MCP tools, per-step token and trace capture, and structured chart extraction for analyst-facing answers.
- Stood up a TimescaleDB API audit and traffic-analytics stack — hypertables plus 15-minute continuous-aggregate rollups by flow, application and organization/facility — and exposed it to Claude via MCP for internal analytics: an allow-listed, read-only query tool with column allow-lists, heavy-column exclusion, bounded row limits, validated ordering and a preview mode, so analysts and support get natural-language traffic forensics with no direct database access.
- Architected an earlier AI-powered virtual assistant for partner onboarding using RAG over a PostgreSQL AGE graph database.
- Own the Apigee Edge estate: 15+ API proxies and shared flows across six environments, with a Java/Maven automation harness that deploys proxies, products, developers, apps, target servers, keystores, virtual hosts and KVMs as versioned, CI-driven configuration.
- Engineered the gateway's security perimeter — OAuth 2.0 two- and three-legged flows, OIDC callbacks, two-way TLS with certificate validation, IP allow-listing, JSON threat protection, spike arrest, and per-app/per-org quota with proactive breach notification.
- Designed and delivered the UAP public API routing path, moving user-provisioning and directory endpoints onto the developer portal as a first-class Apigee target — with cached
client_credentialstokens from KVM-held credentials, route-rule precedence and feature-flagged rollout per environment. - Maintain the gateway root truststore and partner mTLS chains, keeping certificate trust current for 20+ integrating healthcare partners.
- Led design of a scalable multi-tenant API platform and a developer program portal for Open API vendor onboarding, built on PHP/Laravel with a Vue 3 TypeScript SPA, Hasura GraphQL over PostgreSQL, OpenResty front-controller routing, Redis and Laravel Horizon queues.
- Architected a GraphQL abstraction layer that reduced API complexity by 60%, and implemented event-sourced aggregates and projectors for auditable partner lifecycle state.
- Established federated authentication across 20+ healthcare partners (OIDC / SAML 2.0) and built an SSO integration framework for third-party marketplace applications.
- Engineered a high-performance rule engine in Rust for HIPAA-compliant health data filtering.
- Implemented global routing for vendor integrations using Lua / OpenResty, and designed micro frontends with module federation.
- Led the Java 25 / Micronaut 4.10 / Gradle 9.7 upgrade of the Chapeau configuration API, using Claude Code and agentic workflows to drive dependency analysis, code migration, test generation and Sonar remediation — compressing a large framework migration and resolving virtual-thread / APM class-circularity failures that blocked the runtime upgrade.
- Improved that service's performance and security posture in the same programme: replaced JPQL join-fetches with native projections on hot paths, retuned the webhook queue's timing invariants to stop drain loops on slow partner endpoints, introduced GraalVM native-image and AOT-optimized builds, and wired Wiz container scanning plus SonarQube quality gates into every release.
- Re-architected background processing into a single artifact with server and CLI run modes, so outbox delivery, webhook drain and reconciliation run as Kubernetes Jobs instead of unconditional in-process timers — with recovery for abandoned rows and bounded reconciliation sweeps.
- Migrated solutions to Azure with Terraform Infrastructure as Code, delivered AKS and Azure Container Apps workloads with managed-identity Key Vault secret injection, and built CI/CD across GitHub Actions and Jenkins.
- Developed Azure serverless solutions for FHIR data standardization and Apigee-to-portal synchronization.
- Engineered observability with OpenTelemetry, OpenObserve, Grafana, Micrometer and Azure Log Analytics, including synthetic health probes for identity-path monitoring.
- Built and mentored the development team through the transition from bare-metal products to cloud services.