I'm Bhavay — a Technology Analyst at Morgan Stanley and a builder at heart.
I started out obsessing over backends: queues, caches, real-time systems, and all the fun ways distributed software can fail. Lately, that obsession has moved toward AI agents — not just what the model can do, but everything around it that makes the result reliable.
Right now I'm tinkering with agent harnesses, long-running memory, safe automation and systematic investing systems.
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Redrive — failed webhooks are easy; knowing whether they're safe to retry is not. Redrive gathers evidence, proves what happened and keeps the dangerous buttons behind human approval.
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Hermes — my systematic commodities research engine. Equal parts finance experiment and excuse to build more infrastructure.
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CoEdit — a real-time collaborative editor with debounced saves and version history.
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tinyURL — a URL shortener built around Redis-backed asynchronous processing.
- I can disappear into conversations about agent memory, harness design or failure semantics.
- I follow markets with the same systems-thinking brain I bring to software.
- I'm usually running at least one unnecessary-but-interesting experiment on a VPS.
- I firmly believe “it worked once” is not an observability strategy.
building, breaking, measuring — and occasionally remembering to document it.