Forward Deployed Engineer — full-stack since fourteen. Shipping AI agent infrastructure in public — Carryover is live (open source; keeps agents on-task across sessions and tool switches) and Voura is still under the hood.
Shipped builds, take-homes, and the day jobs — every line below went to users who noticed when it broke.
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22 hours start to finish. Every architectural choice documented in a DECISIONS.md before code was written. 51 passing tests. The “AI executes, I decide” pattern shipped end to end.
I started writing production code at fourteen. I'm nineteen now, which means I've had four years of real engineering before most of my peers even started. No CS degree — I learned by shipping to users who noticed when things broke.
In 2024 I took a year away from salaried work to sit in the AI-native builder community full time — YC Startup School India, long Claude Code sessions, a lot of weekend prototypes, and the early prototype of Voura. I came out the other side with a different thesis: the next generation of software is AI agents deployed in messy real customer environments, and the people who can do that work — Forward Deployed Engineers — are rare.
I'm building an open-source slice of that thesis in public now, while taking Forward Deployed Engineering work on the side. If you're deploying AI agents at customers and something keeps breaking, I'd like to hear about it.