Café owner · Trader · Self-taught builder
I didn't come to software through a CS degree. I came through customers, markets, and a lot of curiosity. When AI made building possible for one person, I started shipping, and I haven't stopped. This page is that journey, with proof at every stop.
Open to roles and projects in AI agents & automationEvery stop taught me something the next one needed.
Always
I've always been the person who tries new tech first. But for years that meant using software, not making it. Building felt like something other people did.
2018 – 2022 · Gwalior
I founded and ran Kitty Café in Gwalior. Within a year it was among the top 10 cafés in the city, serving 100+ customers a day with a team of eight. I handled complaints at the counter, vendors, inventory and the P&L myself.
COVID closed it. Hard lesson, and it pushed me to look at what else I could build.
2022 – present
I started trading Indian equities, then moved into crypto and gold. Alongside, I took freelance technical support work: triaging API failures, server misconfigurations and webhook issues, and writing clear root-cause notes for clients.
2025
Last year AI changed how I work. With Claude and agent setups like OpenClaw, the gap between "I wish this existed" and working software got small enough for one person to cross in an evening.
So I stopped waiting to "learn to code first". I learned by shipping: small tools, then bigger ones, working through what the agents wrote and fixing what broke.
2026 · First builds
My first public projects were the things my own agents needed:
2026 · August
The astro engine became a real product at vedpatrika.in: a bilingual Janma Patrika anyone can order. I built and run all of it: the Next.js site, the Python API, Cashfree payments, delivery over the WhatsApp Cloud API with approved templates, email, free calculators and SEO.
2026 · Aug – Sep
I run a small team of AI agents on my own Linux server, controlled from Telegram: an assistant that ships code and runs ops, a content pipeline, scheduled research and reports, with shared long-term memory in Postgres.
Now
Agent Notch: alerts the moment an agent is stuck waiting for approval, and one click to its terminal.
Hivelane: just launched. One agent in charge, the rest on call.
VedPatrika: growing it, one honest improvement at a time.
My GitHub from the last year. Most of my work is in private repos, so it shows up as squares, not names.
What the café, the markets and the code have in common.
Years at a café counter. I find the real problem before I build.
I explain technical things simply, in Hindi and English.
Small releases, checked in the real product before I call them done.
No fake reviews, no inflated metrics. Proof over claims.