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Tracy Anne Griffin Manning

AI Architect · Governed Agentic AI · Enterprise Systems Architecture

Austin, Texas · Website · Email · LinkedIn · X

What I Build

I build AI systems where model capability, human authority, infrastructure, and business consequence meet.

My work spans governed agents, AI-ready data platforms, cloud architecture, and decision systems. I make the boundaries explicit: what the AI may propose, who can authorize action, what evidence must hold, and how the system recovers when something fails.

Clarity over cleverness. Correctness over speed. Evidence over hype.

Current: Founder, Apex AI|ML
Prior: Minotaur Consulting · Investment Analysis / Office of the CIO · Wall Street

Selected Engineering Evidence

Six systems, each built around a business constraint and an inspectable control boundary. The repositories contain the implementation, validation, and stated limits; the website connects them through concise architecture briefs.

Agent Foundry · Governed agents on AWS

Separates agent capability, cloud identity, deployment approval, and runtime permissions. Bounded IAM, short-lived GitHub OIDC identity, and independent S3 verification keep deployment from silently becoming authority. The documented live AWS DEV workflow passed 399 tests.

Monster Heavy · Durable execution controls

A PostgreSQL-backed paper-execution boundary that checks current policy and fresh evidence before acting. Release validation covers concurrency, retries, worker failure, replay, and compensation—preserving the original decision history through recovery.

Monster Desk · Visible separation of duties

The research seat can propose a trade. It cannot send one. A standalone paper-trading console makes Research, Risk, Execution, and Surveillance distinct. Session-scoped controls reject changes to approved terms, duplicate submissions, and operations after a halt.

AEGIS Evidence · Inspectable AI assurance

A reproducible governance workpaper with indicative framework mappings, human acceptance, and separately verifiable evidence archives. Accepted declarations and unresolved control gaps remain visible together; the workpaper supports review without claiming certification.

BALLAST · Governed operations decisions

A synthetic supply-chain prototype for comparing disruptions and mitigation options through explainable scoring. An approval gate blocks unapproved disruptive actions; execution remains explicitly simulated.

AI-Ready Data Platform · Governed parallel collaboration

Protects financial claims from changes in grain, time, meaning, or authority. Three parallel OpenAI Agents SDK specialists propose claims from scoped synthetic warehouse facts; deterministic controls assess and reconcile them. 35 tests passed, one clean live SDK run completed, and its saved decisions were replayed locally.

Technical Depth

Languages: Python · SQL · Bash
AI & Controls: OpenAI Agents SDK · RAG · Structured outputs · Tool calling · Evaluation · Bounded authority · Human authorization
Cloud & Infrastructure: AWS · GCP · Terraform · Docker · Kubernetes · IAM / OIDC · CI/CD
Data & Systems: PostgreSQL · DuckDB · Linux · Ubuntu · Rocky Linux · RHEL
Domains: Financial Services · Energy & Commodities · Supply Chain · Data Platforms · AI Infrastructure

Engineering principle: Standard library first. Add a dependency when the cost of building exceeds the cost of owning it.

How I Think

I look for the decision underneath the technology:

  • What problem are we actually solving?
  • What authority should the AI have?
  • What evidence must be true before action?
  • What happens when the model is wrong?
  • How will we observe, verify, and recover?
  • What business consequence does the architecture create?

AI transformation changes workflows, decisions, accountability, and operating models. Those choices belong in the architecture from the beginning.

Writing & Visual Intelligence

I write about AI, cybersecurity, risk, and technology at Cyber Essentials and build analytical models that connect technical systems to business decisions.

The Cognitive Convergence — Where Capital Learns to Think explores how AI capability, infrastructure, energy, investment, and orbital systems may reshape capital allocation. Its embedded information layer exposes classification rules, metrics, assumptions, and decision logic.

The conclusion should never stand alone. The evidence and methodology required to evaluate it should travel with it.

Additional visual intelligence:

Explore the Tableau portfolio

Open To

Senior opportunities across AI Architecture · Enterprise AI · AI Platforms · Cloud / AI Architecture · AI Transformation Consulting · Technical Chief of Staff.

Based in Austin and willing to relocate within Texas, including the Texas Triangle. Open to in-office or hybrid work and meaningful business travel.

Senior. Technical. Strategic. Evidence-driven.

Close enough to the work to build and reason. Senior enough to shape the direction.

Updated October 2026

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  1. agent-foundry agent-foundry Public

    Governed AI agents on AWS — proving that capability, identity, and authority are different things. Agent Foundry is a production-oriented governance system for autonomous AI agents, built in Python…

    Python

  2. monster-heavy monster-heavy Public

    This is the part of AI governance nobody puts in a slide deck: the boundary isn't real until it survives the system falling over. Most agentic AI work never gets asked these questions, because most…

    Python

  3. aegis-analyst aegis-analyst Public

    Governed senior SOC analyst agent: multi-agent reasoning, deterministic policy engine, approval gates, sandboxed actions, and a three-panel operator console.

    Python

  4. ballast ballast Public

    Governed SaaS supply-chain risk and scenario planner. Deterministic scores, what-if lanes, ticket-to-action desk. The model does not silently reroute the network.

    Python

  5. ai-ready-data-platform ai-ready-data-platform Public

    A governed multi-agent decision architecture for preventing technically valid results from silently becoming invalid enterprise truth.

    Python

  6. aegis-evidence aegis-evidence Public

    Companion to aegis-analyst: map the SOC agent to NIST AI RMF, ISO 42001, and the EU AI Act, then freeze a replayable evidence pack. Agents propose. Rules classify. Humans accept.

    Python 3