About Daniel Rosehill

I'm an agentic-AI systems builder based in Jerusalem, Israel, specializing in multi-agent orchestration, Claude Code workflows, and MCP server development. Adjacent interests include STT/ASR, multimodal AI, and the technical communications work that makes these systems usable inside real teams.

What I care about most in AI is accessibility: making the technology work for people the defaults leave out. That means English–Hebrew code-switching (the "Hebrish" English speakers in Israel actually use), speech-to-text and on-device inference on Android, and AI for education. I publish the models and datasets on Hugging Face; they're collected on the AI page. I also make My Weird Prompts, a daily AI-generated podcast that has published nearly 6,000 episodes.

I lead with the technical work — designing, shipping, and operating production-grade agentic AI — and use my decade of communications experience as the differentiator: turning complex AI implementations into documentation, training, and narratives teams can actually adopt.

Hands-on focus areas include Claude Code integration, MCP server development, multi-agent orchestration pipelines, and the supporting automation infrastructure (workflow engines, vector stores, retrieval) that production agentic systems need.

I'm an active contributor to the open source community, maintaining projects on GitHub, publishing packages on NPM, and sharing datasets and models on Hugging Face.

Through DSR Holdings and its AI consultancy Carrot Cake AI, I work with organizations to implement AI solutions, build automation infrastructure, and develop technical documentation strategies.

I live in Jerusalem with my wife Hannah and our son Ezra. Outside of work, I enjoy homebrewing, tinkering with my home network setup, and exploring Israel.

I'm always open to discussing AI implementation, automation strategy, or potential collaborations.