Technology
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The Great Model Unbundling: How Antigravity and Multi-Agent Orchestration Ended My Claude Monopoly
If you inspected our engineering telemetry at the beginning of June 2026, the empirical data told a singular, indisputable story: Anthropic’s Claude was our entire world.
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Dnyankosh MCP: The Blueprint for Enterprise AI Infusion
Across the enterprise software landscape, corporate artificial intelligence initiatives are colliding with a familiar, disheartening plateau: the “clever toy” stage. An organization funds an internal hackathon, engineering...
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AI in QA: Maturity Curves, the Shared Brain, and the OpenTelemetry Blindspot
Every technology conference agenda features them prominently: “The Future of Enterprise Artificial Intelligence,” “Navigating Disruption in 2026,” or “Scale, Strategy, and Digital Transformation.” You...
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AI in Indian WealthTech & Micro-Lending: Beyond the Chatbot Hype
Attend any financial technology summit across Mumbai, Bengaluru, or Pune today, and the main stage pitches sound remarkably homogenous: “Conversational artificial intelligence wealth advisors,” “WhatsApp bots for instant...
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Deterministic AI: Why I Replaced Vector DBs with Git & Markdown
Over the past eighteen months, the consensus orthodoxy for constructing persistent memory for artificial intelligence agents has been uniform and unyielding: “Chunk your enterprise documents, compute high-dimensional vector...
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My Experience at the Entrepreneur Future Summit 2026, Pune
On June 12 and 13, I joined founders, institutional investors, and engineering executives at the Radisson Blu in Hinjawadi, Pune, for the Entrepreneur Future Summit 2026. Over two intensive days, the gathering offered a panoramic view into...
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How I Built a Shared Brain for My AI Agents
I oversee engineering across Homeville Group—co-lending engines, housing finance compliance platforms, and NBFC core systems. The operational terrain is unforgiving: Reserve Bank of India (RBI) circulars, co-lending settlement...
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I Built an AI “Second Opinion” System for My Own Health—Here’s How It Works
I am a 45-year-old technology executive living in Mumbai. I manage hypothyroidism, monitor borderline glycated hemoglobin (HbA1c), walk every morning along the Worli Seaface, track my cardiac training zones obsessively on a wearable, and...
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The Git-Backed Brain: Using a Repo as Shared Agent Memory
The moment an engineering team deploys multiple specialized artificial intelligence agents into production, it crashes into an immediate operational wall: the context-fragmentation crisis. I might turn to Claude Desktop to architect a...
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Harnessing the Harness
There arrives an unmistakable moment of clarity in every agentic engineering project: you realize that the foundation model is not the hard part. The hard part is everything built around it—the deterministic scaffolding that...
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Your AI Dream Team: Mastering Agentic Publishing with Claude
Content generation in the generative AI era has largely succumbed to an unimaginative failure mode: the single-prompt lottery. An author submits an open-ended request to a chatbot, winces at the beige, formulaic output, and ends up...
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Antigravity and the One-Hour Laravel Blog
After more than a decade on WordPress, the high-profile licensing disputes and aggressive public posturing between Automattic and WP Engine finally forced my hand.1 For months, I had intended to replace my legacy blog with a bespoke,...
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From Code Monkey to Co-Founder: How My AI Prompts Have Aged
I have been deploying artificial intelligence tools into production engineering workflows for years. Conducting an audit of my historical prompt telemetry recently, I encountered a pattern that stopped me cold: the transformation was not...
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Setting Up a Healthy Engineering Culture: A Blueprint for Success
As engineering teams work to develop innovative features and deliver value, maintaining a healthy culture becomes essential. A strong engineering culture not only helps recruit talented developers but also enhances productivity, teamwork,...
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Generative AI in Lending
India’s lending sector is expanding rapidly. Projections suggest growth from $1.2 trillion in 2019 to $3.5 trillion by 2024. That expansion presents enormous opportunities for financial inclusion — and equally enormous...
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How to Setup Microsoft Word to Post to WordPress
WordPress’s Gutenberg editor offers a pleasant user experience similar to Medium, but I find it frustrating that advanced options have been quietly hidden in the pursuit of simplicity. After a year-long writing hiatus I discovered...
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Why ChatGPT is Going to Change Inbound Marketing
GPT-3 — OpenAI’s language generation model — is capable of producing text that resembles human writing with remarkable fidelity. Its applications for inbound marketing, particularly through chatbot technology, are worth...
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Nitropack Review
Those managing content management systems face a persistent challenge: improving site loading speed without adding complexity. Solutions range from server-side opcache modules to WordPress-specific tools like WP-Supercache. For...
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Working with Markdown and GitBook
When I transitioned to leading the tech team at Homeville, the challenge of managing documentation across multiple microservices became immediately apparent. Different repositories, different languages, different hosting environments...
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Taking a Look at Jetpack Stats
I prefer Google Analytics. But I wanted to give Jetpack Stats a fair assessment rather than a dismissive one. Here is what I found.
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Understanding the __utmz Google Analytics Cookie
The __utmz cookie is the Google Analytics traffic source cookie. It stores information about where a visitor came from — the source, medium, campaign, and keyword that brought them to your site. Understanding what it contains and how...
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Bandwidth
Bandwidth has become a metaphor as much as a technical term. We talk about personal bandwidth, cognitive bandwidth, emotional bandwidth — and by this we mean the same thing the engineers mean: the capacity to carry information, to...
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IE8 — We Are Not the Devil Anymore
Microsoft announced Internet Explorer 8 with a significant commitment: it would pass the Acid2 browser compatibility test in its default rendering mode. For web developers who had spent years cursing IE6 and its creative interpretations of...
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Firefox Reaches 500M
Firefox crossed 500 million downloads, and that number deserves a moment of appreciation. Not because download counts are a perfect metric — they are not — but because of what the number represents.
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NetHack
NetHack is the oldest game I still play and probably the deepest. Released in 1987, still actively developed, still capable of killing you in ways you did not anticipate after hundreds of hours of play. There is nothing else quite like it.