I built an AI system that builds itself. Not metaphorically. The AI agents literally rewrote their own orchestrator, tested it, reviewed their own code, fixed their own CI failures, and shipped it. Introducing Agent Orchestrator. Open source. Link below.

Enjoyed the @aoagents meet and greet party !!!! Thanks @agent_wrapper for hosting it was a amazing experience!!! If anyone hasn’t tried ao do give it a try Github : github.com/AgentWrapper/agen…

Startup villas in BLR be wildin @agent_wrapper

maybe PMF was just the friends we made along the way all along

I didn't even pay him

I am starting a hacker house in Bangalore. Yes, you heard that right. @aoagents Community now has a place they call home. AO House, Sarjapur. Sponsored stay. Free food. A content studio inside. The top contributors of Agent Orchestrator (7.5K ⭐ on GitHub, 1K forks) building under one roof. The house is for you if you, • Think running anything less than 10 parallel agents is diabolical in this age • Want to meet & get to know the top contributors of Agent Orchestrator (@aoagents) • Do things just for the pain and the glory • Want a place to build and ship things with like minded people • Think OSS is the future of software • Like to create content, surrounded by high-agency people (yes, we have a studio inside) Residency applications open soon. The bar will be high. But this Saturday, the doors are open to everyone. We are throwing a party at AO House. No applications. No pitch. Come see the place, meet the community, find your people. We'll be orchestrating a lot more than AI agents at the party. Luma link in the first comment.

When I was in the bay, I once threw a houseparty 40 people showed up and things definetely got out of control This one is gonna be just a normal party guys..... trust me on that ..... i have no reason to lie .... you know luma.com/hgjmaiyt

throwing a party this Saturday at AO house (@aoagents) Come join us! luma.com/hgjmaiyt

Would like to share that I have recently parted ways with @composio My time at @composio was genuinely one of the most exciting and fun parts of my career. Before joining, I was coming out of a failed startup I tried to bootstrap. Accepting that failure was one of the hardest periods in my life, if not the hardest. @composio gave me the right environment to re-kindle my love for engineering and development. I got to work with some of the brightest, sharpest, hardworking, and most ambitious engineers and founders I've ever interacted with. @KaranVaidya6 & @GanatraSoham started building Composio at a time when tools for agents were not a well understood concept, even before the concept of MCP itself existed. Today Composio is one of, if not the most popular way to connect your agents with all the tools you could want. It was genuinely a priviledge to get to build the AI Infra, and agentic workflows that actually built, maintained, and improved the tools & integrations Composio provides to it's customers. It felt surreal when, powered by this infra, we were actually able to build out 40,000 tools across 1,000 apps / integrations, especially given that it was achieved by a team of just 4 engineers. Would specially like to thank Rahul Lingala, who both introduced me to Composio and was a big reason that I joined and believed in the mission. In addition, there are a lot of colleagues that made the whole journey worthwhile and I got to learn countless things from. Shoutouts (in no specific order to): @kalapolish , Pranjali Pate, Shrey Singla, @vikpat, @karthikeyam, @venkat8296, @wjayesh, Anshu Garg, @SamvitJatia, Rohan Prabhu, Srujan A, Abhishek Patil, Sarthak Agrawal, Danielle I may no longer be there, but I will always be cheering Composio on from the sidelines. As for next steps, I have some really exciting updates, which I will be sharing soon. Now onto my next obsession.