Building with AI in public - experiments, systems, failures, and reflections along the way.
Somewhere between coffee breaks, random conversations, and tech talks, Bangalore starts shaping you into a better engineer without you even realizing it.
I installed OpenClaw out of curiosity. Five seconds later, I uninstalled it. That hesitation revealed something important about the future of AI agents.
A quiet moment on a BMTC bus made me realize that in Bangalore, the real traffic isn’t only on the streets — it’s inside our heads.
What started as a frustrating frontend bug turned into an unexpected AI workflow: using Perplexity’s Comet browser to analyze my live app and feeding that report into GitHub Copilot to create a self-improving loop.
I thought I had discovered a new vibe coding trick. Turns out, it wasn’t about prompts or tools — it was about how I was thinking while building.
A practical, engineering-driven look at how AI can truly improve healthcare by restoring missing clinical and population-level context—based on building a real-world proactive healthcare intelligence system.