
Extracts structured data from long documents such as annual reports and prospectuses. Every value links back to its source passage and is reviewed by a person.
Two products that grew out of our work at Klartext AI.

Extracts structured data from long documents such as annual reports and prospectuses. Every value links back to its source passage and is reviewed by a person.

Makes PDFs accessible. AI drafts the tag structure, reading order, and alt text; a person reviews the result, which is validated against PDF/UA and WCAG.
As founder and CTO, I look after architecture and engineering practice. Most of our work is document handling and automating repetitive tasks with AI, with a human in the loop for review. Some of the systems we built:
Searches the live web, reads what it finds, and answers with citations.
Agents inside operational dashboards, with custom tools and people in the loop.
Reads a customer question and drafts a ready-to-send reply inside Outlook, grounded in reference books and past mail.
Continuously measures how language models lean on political questions.
Events I organised with AIM, and challenges I took part in.
Led the event with BitGN: agents had to work reliably in a file-system workspace and reject malicious instructions hidden in the data they process.
880 signups from 88 cities, 303 team submissions, and 30 participants on site in Vienna. The challenge focused on bounded tool use, prompt-injection resistance, and clear refusal behaviour.
Third AIM hackathon. Teams built multi-agent workflows with retrieval, tools, and orchestration for real-world tasks.
Topics included agent routing, memory, tool integration, and evaluation, with solutions for research assistance, customer support, and structured content generation.
With the Media Innovation Lab and Austrian Startup Summit: 24 participants built LLM and RAG tools on 87,000 Wiener Zeitung articles from 1998–2023.
Teams worked on personalised news formats, fact-checking, bias classification, and information mapping for investigative journalism.
Co-organised the TIMETOACT challenge on answering business questions over annual reports, and ranked 8th of 43 teams with my own submission.
My pipeline used dedicated per-company agents with Gemini 2.0 Flash reading the full PDF in context, plus GPT-4o router and merger agents. A Docling + Qdrant retrieval variant with custom chunking performed similarly well.
First AIM hackathon. Teams built RAG systems on real ESG reports, including greenwashing detection and EU Green Deal benchmarking.
Research and university work in deep learning, bioinformatics, NLP, and data visualisation.
Benchmarked sequence models for predicting protein expression across 29 human tissues. A codon-frequency MLP beat the sophisticated sequence architectures.
Evaluated established and novel architectures, then tuned the most promising with secondary-structure features and unsupervised pretraining. Codon frequencies capture most of the signal relevant for PTR classification, in line with prior research.
Predicted per-base degradation of mRNA vaccine sequences and explained predictions via attention weights. Secondary structure drives instability.
Privacy-preserving energy forecasting for 50 households, matching centrally trained performance.
PPO agent managing solar, wind, storage, and grid trading in a microgrid to cut cost and raise renewable share.
Segmented truck parking lots on satellite images for logistics; LinkNet reached up to 75 % mIoU.