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(00) Why AI?

AI just opened up a whole new pile of hard problems worth solving.

So I'm building a company around it, and I bring the same hands-on habit to every client project.

TunuDoley

I build AI that actually works.

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Founder · AI
India

(01) Manifesto

Some people pitch. I'd rather ship. I write the code, Code on a monitor talk to the users A discussion at a blackboard and fix the thing at 2am, Server rack status lights because that's how you actually find out what works.

Where my hours go.

(02) The work

Building
My AI company
Most of my week. We're building AI that takes real work off real people's plates. The goal is something you'd miss if it broke, not something you screenshot once and forget. Early, heads-down, more soon.
Open, selectively
Client projects
A few paid projects at a time, only the ones I can't stop thinking about. You get a founder's urgency and an engineer's obsession with details. I get problems I'd never meet otherwise. Fair trade.
Always on
Experiments
Weekend builds and tiny tools I make for myself. Most die quietly. The good ones sneak into everything else.

(03) Work with me

Got a hard problem? Good.

Your roadmap says “add AI”. Your team is stretched. A few projects at a time, full attention on each.

01
AI features & agents
Assistants, agents and automations that survive real users and messy data. Not just the happy path you saw in the demo.
02
Zero-to-one products
From napkin sketch to something people actually use. Tight scope, working software in weeks, not quarters.
03
Technical direction
Architecture, build-vs-buy and AI strategy from someone who has already made the expensive mistakes, so you don't have to.