I'm a software engineer and founder, interested in how thoughtful systems, teams and AI can make complicated things feel simple. Right now I'm building KoshaX.
An AI assistant that helps you keep track of personal and shared commitments.
How Probo stayed up when all of India opened the app at the same moment. 4 parts.
Notes from the production floor on scale, teams and AI agents.
Human approval, bounded briefs and context layers for supervising multi-agent software work.
Google plays by different rules on Android. Why I'm building an assistant for India anyway.
Heroku, the AWS CLI, K9s and Claude Code: from exposing complexity to structuring it.
I don't type most of my code anymore. The joy was never in the typing.
Tools come and go. What compounds, what doesn't, and how to last in a career built on change.
The biggest wins came from deleting APIs, trimming features and writing match-day playbooks.
Karpenter in 2023: nodes in 40 seconds instead of 2 minutes, 40% cheaper compute, and a lot of IAM pain.
Redis kept p99 under 100 ms at peak. It also hid our tech debt, until it didn't.