Budget: 5500 USD Deadline: 15 days
Hi Darlene.
My name is Hiroshi, a backend engineer who builds production AI systems.
A compliance report has an income field marked for redaction, the validation workflow masks it neatly in the stored record, and the audit trail looks clean, except the raw unmasked text already went out over the wire to the model before anything was tokenized, so the exposure already happened and no log entry shows it.
I understand what this role is really about.
You are not looking for prompt engineering, you need a real backend system where Claude does semantic judgment and your code owns validation, sensitive data handling, audit integrity and the human approval loop around it.
What I would build is that full workflow.
I pull submissions through your platform API, run semantic audits for contradictions, missing information and unsupported claims, cross check structured answers against narrative text, apply your editorial and business rules, and route each document to auto approval, human review, or back to the submitter, all backed by Postgres, job queues and webhooks.
There is a point worth deciding before the first document is processed.
Masking has to happen before the raw text ever leaves your infrastructure toward the model, not just before storage, because the API call itself is the exposure point, and the audit trail must persist the masked version only, never the original, or the trail becomes the biggest leak surface in the system. The same care applies to confidence thresholds, since a model's stated confidence is not a calibrated probability, so auto approval needs to be tuned against a human labeled sample rather than trusted at face value.
I acted as CTO and auditor at MoveSave, a fintech platform built on an immutable ledger with full traceability and strict credential and sensitive data handling, the same audit and trust problem this workflow needs, and Claude and other LLM APIs are already in production in my work.
I hope we can talk here about the details of the project, and one question would sharpen my plan.
What does the source platform's API look like for writing the approved content back, one endpoint per document type or a shared schema.
The value here is not the rewrite, it is a decision trail a human can trust without re-reading everything, and that is what I would build.