Clem Ziroli III. I'm an agentic engineer — researching the next level of agentic engineering: autonomous AI agents, agent orchestration, and the systems that let them ship real work.
Hi — I'm Clem, an agentic engineer based in the United States. I design and build autonomous AI agents, and I'm researching the next level of agentic engineering — the architectures, orchestration, and tooling that make agents dependable. Free tools ship at CoolWebTools.net.
Agentic engineering research
We're researching the next level of agentic engineering.
Agentic engineering is the craft of turning large language models into autonomous AI agents — systems that plan, reason, use tools, and act. The work here is about pushing those agents further: more capable, more reliable, and more autonomous.
- Autonomous agents
Autonomous AI agents
Agents that plan, reason, and act on long-horizon tasks — with minimal human hand-holding.
- Orchestration
Multi-agent orchestration
Routing, delegation, and shared memory so fleets of specialized agents collaborate without falling over.
- Tooling & evals
Agentic tooling & evaluations
The tool integrations, guardrails, and evals that make agentic systems dependable in production.
Releases
Coming soon.
I'm building a set of small, free web tools — including agentic ones. They'll live over at CoolWebTools.net: simple, no sign-up, yours to use. Take a look, and check back as new ones land.
About
I'm Clem Ziroli III — an agentic engineer based in the United States. I research and build autonomous AI agents: agent architecture, multi-agent orchestration, tool use, and evaluation. My focus is the next level of agentic engineering — agents that ship dependable, real-world work.
The free tools come out at CoolWebTools.net. No accounts, no upsells, no tracking — take whatever's useful.
More soon. Feel free to say hi.
Agentic engineering FAQ
What is agentic engineering?
Agentic engineering is the discipline of designing, building, and operating autonomous AI agents — software that uses large language models to plan, make decisions, call tools, and complete real tasks with little human intervention. It spans agent architecture, orchestration, memory, tool use, evaluation, and reliability.
What does an agentic engineer do?
An agentic engineer builds AI agents and the systems around them: context and prompt engineering, tool integration, multi-agent orchestration, memory, guardrails, and evaluations — turning raw language models into dependable autonomous systems.
What is the next level of agentic engineering?
The next level is agents that handle longer-horizon work, self-correct, and stay reliable in production — stronger planning, rigorous evaluation, and multi-agent collaboration that ships real results safely. That is the research focus here.