I build production AI systems,
end to end.

You get the person who writes the code on every call — no account manager relaying messages, no junior doing the work the senior sold. There's no agency overhead in the price, and no hand-offs where context dies. The trade-off is bandwidth: I take on a small number of clients, and I'll tell you if I'm at capacity.

India (IST). That overlaps US East Coast mornings and the full EU/UK afternoon. Async-first: you get working demos and written updates on a fixed cadence, plus scheduled calls in your business hours.

Fixed scope, fixed price, agreed in writing before work starts — never open-ended hourly billing. If scope changes mid-project, the price change is agreed before it's built. Retainers are monthly and cancellable.

All code and IP is yours, in your repositories, from day one. I sign NDAs. My own pipeline enforces secret scanning on every commit, dependency audits, and an append-only log of automated actions — the same discipline goes into client systems.

Every system ships with documentation and a handover runbook written so any competent engineer can operate it — that's a deliverable, not an afterthought. You're never locked in.

Yes, heavily — an agent platform I engineered myself, with human review, tests, and security gates on everything it produces. It's why one engineer can deliver at team speed. You benefit from the speed; the quality bar is enforced by the test suites and audits, not by trust.