Experiments
A public lab notebook. I run small bets constantly: some become products, some become pull requests, all of them compound. Most entries here started as "I wonder if…" and shipped the same day.
The Multiplier
Agents stopped being a demo and became a daily tool. These are small bets, run in public, usually in a weekend or less.
Pulled an old phone out of the drawer and turned it into a full agent rig. The model? Already paid for through my X subscription. Total extra cost: zero.
Got an open-source Whoop app running against my band in a day. It had frame drops, so I raised a PR upstream to fix them. If I use it, I improve it.
Adds an optional agentic account MVP so AI agents can trade via MCP with a per-session INR budget (connect → budget cap → trade → disconnect). Inspired by Robinhood's Agentic Trading →
Tried being a news anchor for AI and business. Anthropic at $965B was a fun headline to read out loud.
Built a browser extension that opens any library's docs in a single click. The old way was a manual process.
If LLMs can one-shot things, being away from the keyboard is no excuse. VibeTunnel plus a walk equals merged code.
Wired Minimax 2.5 and free OpenRouter models into CloudClaw, so anyone can run an agent without spending a rupee.
Casually sent my OpenClaw agent a voice note. It replied in kind. I asked how. It shrugged. Emergence is fun.
Recorded myself building a coding agent from scratch. The best way to demystify magic is to make some yourself.
The Practice
I wanted to do the hard things, so I built a system that did them for me. Every morning: solve a problem, record myself solving it, hit the gym, work a full day, edit at night, schedule for tomorrow. One video a day, 130 videos total. The lesson wasn't just DSA. It was discipline - and that discipline compounds when you build it into a system, so the hard thing happens whether you feel like it or not.
The First Ship
Where the loop started. Days at the primary job, nights building with co-founders. First time I took a product end to end - design, payments, deployment, sales, marketing - and learned what shipping actually costs.
Hybtra made your prompts and memory accessible to every AI tool you use. Web app and Chrome extension. Launched on Product Hunt.