Enterprise AI by day. Rogue stack by night.
Alex Cabrera, Copilot Solution Engineer at Microsoft. By night, my agents and I build Seiryū.
The dragon is its agents.
Seiryū isn't a program: it's a team. Salem coordinates; Roar writes, Ideas captures, Lore remembers, Monitor and DevOps look after the house.
Everything turns around the pearl.
The guardians mark the cardinal points; the South is empty on purpose. Tap any node.
Salem
CoreThe pearl the dragon holds. It remembers, understands intent and coordinates the other agents.
The pulse of Seiryū.
What's running, what we're building and the last thing the agents did. It comes from a public, reviewed file, never from internal logs.
What works, what breaks and why.
How I built a self-hosted homelab with local AI agents
The story of how a NAS, a Mac Mini, and too much curiosity turned into a self-hosted AI playground with agents that actually do stuff.
From Law school to Cloud Engineering, the scenic route through tech.
Deploying AI at enterprise scale by day. Training dragons on a homelab by night. That's not a metaphor: it's Tuesday.





- Copilot Solution Engineer @ Microsoft Spain
- Microsoft MVP Alumni
- Professor @ The Valley Business & Tech School
- Speaker & mentor in tech communities
I started studying Law, worked in a call center, pivoted to IT support, then became an M365 developer and Tech Lead at Sogeti. Now I'm at Microsoft, helping enterprises adopt AI. The scenic route shaped Alejandro Cabrera Martínez every step of the way.