Kilazi. Labs
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Max Sergeev. AI lead.

I run Kilazi Labs: AI agents with long-term memory for US businesses. This page is who I am, what I do and what you can check yourself.

Max Sergeev, founder of Kilazi Labs

Who I am

I'm Max Sergeev, an AI engineer and the founder of Kilazi Labs. I work from Buenos Aires. I build AI agents and the systems around them: long-term memory, voice, overnight rigs, and the boring guards that make an agent safe to leave alone.

I'm one guy surrounded by AI agents. They research, code, design and test; I orchestrate and hold the bar.

My brain runs on ADHD and aphantasia: I juggle three projects at once, and when I close my eyes I see nothing. Both used to be bugs. Now my agents hold the context, so nothing gets lost between calls.

What does Kilazi Labs do?

Kilazi Labs builds and runs AI agents for businesses. The agents are the hands: an AI engineer, a content agent, an AI product manager, a voice agent, a call copilot and an AI analyst.

Kortex is the brain they share. It soaks in every call, email, chat, doc and commit, and every agent reads it before it works. Same models everyone rents; the difference is what they know about you.

Every task starts in Draft (the agent writes, you send), and moves to Ask and then Automate only as it earns trust. See the whole lineup.

What can you check?

Proof that is already public, so you don't have to take my word for it:

  • Upwork Top Rated Plus
  • 100% job success

I also write down what I learn in the open. The blog has the receipts: what a fleet of agents costs on a flat subscription, why agents need a QA department and a performance review of an AI engineer I built for a client.

How do I work?

Agents with memory, supervised by a human who holds the bar. Heavy building runs on flat subscriptions, never metered keys, so the cost stays predictable. A separate agent checks the first agent's work, because the same model that wrote it can't reliably grade it. Overnight rigs keep going while I sleep; the guards keep them honest.

I keep the memory in Kortex instead of in my head, which is the point: a bad memory made the system.

How is this site written?

Written with AI from my own notes and calls, edited by me. The numbers come from my own logs and from sources linked at the bottom of each article. Nothing is posted that I haven't read.

Talk to me

Email is best. LinkedIn works too.

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