Managed AI agent hosting platform. Multi-service architecture: API proxy, orchestrator, billing, container isolation.
Sujal Manpara — AI Agent Engineer
infrastructure.5,217 agents running in production, right now
Every layer.Proof of work below
✓◖ agent · wakingAbout Me
the short versionI'm an AI engineer who ships, not demos. I built Ampere (agent hosting that runs 5000+ AI agents), an autonomous AI CEO that runs a business, and SAMURAI, a multi-agent orchestration engine. From backend to frontend to infra, I own the whole stack.
What I Do
all of it, end to endAI Agent Systems
Autonomous agents that do real work: multi-agent orchestration, self-healing pipelines, agent-to-agent communication, and harnesses that make agents reliable in production.
LLM Engineering
Production LLM apps end to end: RAG, evals, prompt-injection defense, cost-tiered model routing, and evaluation engines that prove changes make things better, not worse.
Full-Stack Product
Complete products from zero to launch: React/Next.js frontends, Node/Fastify backends, PostgreSQL, auth, payments, SEO, and analytics. Shipped to real users.
Infra & Reliability
The unglamorous work that keeps products alive: Docker, CI/CD, state machines, race-condition fixes, billing integrity, container isolation, and zero-downtime deploys.
Zero to One
Founder-level ownership across everything else it takes to ship: research, architecture decisions, marketing, SEO, and growth. I walk into chaos and ship.
Proof of Work
What saying “hired!” looks likeAn autonomous AI CEO that runs a business while you sleep: 4-layer memory, decision journal, morning briefs, revenue tracking.
Dynamic orchestration engine where a Queen agent builds the perfect team on the fly: agents that communicate, vote, and self-heal.
Complete affiliate management system for SaaS: referral tracking, payouts, and dashboards. Built end-to-end.
+ The Arsenal
8 more systemsLet’s Build.
the future doesn’t ship itselfA machine can write the code now. What it can't do is pick the right problem, refuse to cut corners, and actually care whether the thing works.
The future belongs to people who ask better questions and build like they mean it. That's the work I want to do.



