AI solutions + Delivery Lead @ Mobii, building next generation of AI for Dubai. Prev. Staff Software Engineer @ Walmart.
Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Joined August 2011
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I spent 4 years in Silicon Valley working at Walmart building data systems for 200M+ users.
3 years at Pottery Barn shipping e-commerce at scale.
Now I lead AI Solutions at Mobiiworld, Dubai by day and build Maverick from my apartment in Surat by night.
Here's why a PhD AI guy with a FAANG resume is building his own thing
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October 2026 is gonna be remembered as "Black October"
The month agents started hacking the internet.
Someone's Prod Log this week: an agent sent 108 requests in 3.2 seconds, straight for /.env.anthropic and /.claude/settings.json
Scanners know where coding agents keep keys
Do a 2 min check: curl your own domain for /.env and /.claude. anything but a 404 is a bad day
Proactive Agents are the right shape but Approvals are the real product.
October has been brutal for software
> PHP - critical RCE bugs
> E2B - eMudhra CA certificates compromised
> Railway - customer env vars accessed
> LiteLLM - credential stealer shipped in an official release
> OpenCode - AI API keys exposed
> Node.js - security patches
> Tailscale - hit by a certificate authority compromise
> ConnectWise - cloud backup identities compromised
we spent years worrying about the code we write
the scary part now is the code we install without reading
We are entering a brave new era of the internet.
Anything can be reverse engineered.
Everything is vulnerable.
the 300 Claude Code agents in parallel post is everywhere this week.
earlier this month 1 Claude Code agent read my .env, ignored .gitignore and CLAUDE.md, and I had to rotate 30+ credentials.
300 agents in parallel is 300 things that can read your .env
BYOK means you also pay for their breach.
the OpenCode Console leak is the reminder. any dashboard holding your OpenAI or Anthropic key can run up your bill.
5 min fix:
- one key per tool
- spend cap on every project
- delete keys you haven't used in a month
Siri still fumbles timers in 2026.
Apple says it's building for everyday people. fine. that leaves the specific, useful stuff to iOS devs
small AI features inside apps that do one job well.
Malhar Ujawane retweeted
They built an AI agent in 20 minutes and sold it to Anthropic for $100k - and at Stanford showed how to repeat it from scratch:
02:00 - how to build your first agent with Opus 5 in 20 minutes
22:34 - one agent replaces an Anthropic engineering team worth $200k a year
49:47 - how to make $1.2M a year selling agents to Anthropic and Google
after watching I spent 20 minutes in Claude Code - the agent replaced 10 Anthropic engineers and they paid $100k and asked for more.
save & watch - the article below shows how to build an agent in Claude Code in 20 minutes and reach $1.2M a year.
India needs Stripe. It is hard for solo builders to build payment integrations with anything else in 2026.
Malhar Ujawane retweeted
Ever since @vercel shipped AI Gateway, Eve and Sandbox I have always told my agents to use Vercel Stack for building new projects. Kudos to the team to have a full ecosystem to help developers build a app end to end.
Ever since @vercel shipped AI Gateway, Eve and Sandbox I have always told my agents to use Vercel Stack for building new projects. Kudos to the team to have a full ecosystem to help developers build a app end to end.
Thank you @rauchg my entire development team now uses Vercel for all their development because of the simplicity of things and agent native adaptation
This is gonna be huge for agents to have the right context with real data rather than going through 3rd party sources
AI agents are the web's biggest users.
They run on TinyFish, so we see what they reach for: data that's licensed, not published.
Today, with @crunchbase, @Similarweb, and 13 more companies, we're launching the TinyFish Data Partners Alliance.
The best data, curated by category, for agents.
tinyfish.ai/partners