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Open-source work on context engineering, including the Agent Skills for Context Engineering repository.
Antler Entrepreneur in Residence before joining Sully.ai.
AI Agent Systems Manager at 99Ravens AI (2024–2026); built the multi-agent platform, persona layer, agent skills library, prompt engineering systems, and evaluation rubrics.
Seven years in B2B marketing before AI (Insider, Tmob, Jonas Software).
2nd place, Google Cloud × AI Tinkerers Hackathon.
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Member of Technical Staff at Sully.ai; joined in 2026 as a Context Engineer working on clinical AI. Previously AI Agent Systems Manager at 99Ravens AI.
Background: Communication Design (HCI) and seven years in B2B marketing before engineering. Most of what I think about sits at the boundary between AI systems and the people meant to use them.
Open to advisory and speaking. Email muratcan.koylan@outlook.com or DM on X.
Shipped a multi-agent system that passed every test, then crashed in production from memory leaks. Load test, and understand exactly how state persists.
Start with the dumbest thing that works.
Built a seven-agent system for a two-agent problem. Every agent has to justify its existence.
A prompt that leans on model quirks is technical debt.
Over-optimized a prompt for one model and it broke on another. Favor structure over per-model cleverness.
The architecture you pick at 100 users compounds at 10,000.
JeezAI reached 5,000 users but was architected for a demo, not for scale.
In fast markets, speed beats perfection.
Held the Butterpath idea too long while looking for validation.